Which statement best describes the driving force for the reaction: BCI3 + O(CH2CH3)2 → CI3BO(CH2CH3)2 An electron pair is donated from the LUMO of O(CH2CH3)2 to the HOMO of BCI3 An electron pair is donated from the HOMO of O(CH2CH3)2 to the LUMO of BCI3 There is an increase in entropy for the reaction. There is a decrease in entropy for the reaction.

Which statement best describes the driving force for the reaction: BCI3 + O(CH2CH3)2 → CI3BO(CH2CH3)2 An electron pair is donated from the LUMO of O(CH2CH3)2 to the HOMO of BCI3 An electron pair is donated from the HOMO of O(CH2CH3)2 to the LUMO of BCI3 There is an increase in entropy for the reaction. There is a decrease in entropy for the reaction.

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