hen two Lewis bases are compared in the reaction with the given Lewis acid, what difference can you expect in any aspect of the reaction? Explain the difference with the proper theoretical principle. OL Et VS H. Me H.

hen two Lewis bases are compared in the reaction with the given Lewis acid, what difference can you expect in any aspect of the reaction? Explain the difference with the proper theoretical principle. OL Et VS H. Me H.

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