State whether the reaction below gave a single product or more than one product in quantities equimolars or more than one product in different proportions (if this was the case, indicate which was the main one). justify, depending on the structural characteristics of the substrate and the intermediates formed.

State whether the reaction below gave a single product or more than one product in quantities equimolars or more than one product in different proportions (if this was the case, indicate which was the main one). justify, depending on the structural characteristics of the substrate and the intermediates formed.

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Chapter20: Kinetics

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 20.48E

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