For the reaction run at room temperature, compound I is formed. However, over prolonged reaction time, compound II becomes the major product. Which explains this phenomenon? H. HO H. II O Compound II is the both the thermodynamic and kinetic product. O Compound l is the kinetic product and compound II is the thermodynamic product. O Compound I is the thermodynamic product and compound II is the kinetic product O Compound I is the both the thermodynamic and kinetic product. O Both compounds I and Il are the thermodynamic products. O Both compounds I and II are the kinetic products

For the reaction run at room temperature, compound I is formed. However, over prolonged reaction time, compound II becomes the major product. Which explains this phenomenon? H. HO H. II O Compound II is the both the thermodynamic and kinetic product. O Compound l is the kinetic product and compound II is the thermodynamic product. O Compound I is the thermodynamic product and compound II is the kinetic product O Compound I is the both the thermodynamic and kinetic product. O Both compounds I and Il are the thermodynamic products. O Both compounds I and II are the kinetic products

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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