CI CI Select the compound that is one of the starting materials required for the Diels-Alder reaction that produces chlordane, and identify whether this compound is the diene or the dienophile. (select two choices) This is the dienophile. ㅁ CI CI CI CI CI CI ठ CI CI CI CI CI This is the diene. CI CI CI Cl 0 CI CI CI CI J P Cl CI

CI CI Select the compound that is one of the starting materials required for the Diels-Alder reaction that produces chlordane, and identify whether this compound is the diene or the dienophile. (select two choices) This is the dienophile. ㅁ CI CI CI CI CI CI ठ CI CI CI CI CI This is the diene. CI CI CI Cl 0 CI CI CI CI J P Cl CI

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Chapter6: Reactions Of Alkenes

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