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Chapter 16.9, Problem 4LTS
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Interpretation: The product of the electrocyclic reaction should be predicted.
Concept Introduction : Electrocyclic reactions are caused by either photochemical or thermal conditions. The disrotatory and conrotatory closure of the ring depends on the number of
Thermal | Photochemical | |
Four | Conrotatory | Disrotatory |
Six | Disrotatory | Conrotatory |
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