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Author: Paula Y. Bruice

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Chapter 8, Problem 105P

The experiment shown next and discussed in Section 8.13 shows that the proximity of the chloride ion to C-2 in the transition state causes the 1,2·addition product to form more rapidly than the 1,4-addition product.

Chapter 8, Problem 105P, The experiment shown next and discussed in Section 8.13 shows that the proximity of the chloride ion

a. Why was it important for the investigators to know that the preceding reaction was being carried out under kinetic control?
b. How could the investigators know that the reaction was being carried out under kinetic control?

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