draw all products circle the major product if there are only I product or no products are preferred don't circle if rxn produces 2 stereoisomers draw both and if it produces multiple regioisomers draw all of them and circle single most stable Na Ome

draw all products circle the major product if there are only I product or no products are preferred don't circle if rxn produces 2 stereoisomers draw both and if it produces multiple regioisomers draw all of them and circle single most stable Na Ome

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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draw all products circle the major product
if there are only I product or no products are preferred don't circle
if rxn produces 2 stereoisomers draw both and if it produces
multiple regioisomers draw all of them and circle single most stable
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