The conversion of reactant R to product A is under control and is preferred a temperature kinetic, low kinetic, high thermodynamic, low thermodynamic, high The conversion of reactant R to product B is under control and is preferred at temperature kinetic, low kinetic, high thermodynamic, low thermodynamic, high Electrophilicity is the tendency of a species to accept electrons due to energy orbitals. low, unoccupied low, occupied high, unoccupied

The conversion of reactant R to product A is under control and is preferred a temperature kinetic, low kinetic, high thermodynamic, low thermodynamic, high The conversion of reactant R to product B is under control and is preferred at temperature kinetic, low kinetic, high thermodynamic, low thermodynamic, high Electrophilicity is the tendency of a species to accept electrons due to energy orbitals. low, unoccupied low, occupied high, unoccupied

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Author:Andrei Straumanis

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Chapter13: Substitution

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