A) Por ~0% -B) в) хов хотоо ха гото dru H-Bri Ž a.) Given our discussions of this mechanism express in a reaction coordinate diagram the two reactions above. * Please exaggerate scale for clarity * AG 99.9999% +HBr

A) Por ~0% -B) в) хов хотоо ха гото dru H-Bri Ž a.) Given our discussions of this mechanism express in a reaction coordinate diagram the two reactions above. * Please exaggerate scale for clarity * AG 99.9999% +HBr

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a.) Given our discussions of this mechanism express in
a reaction coordinate diagram the two reactions above.
* Please exaggerate scale for clarity *
AG
99.9999%
+HBr

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