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... Addition reactions , as the name implies , are reactions in which atoms are added to a molecule . If the added atoms are hydrogen atoms , the addition reaction is called a hydrogenation reaction . For example , many dif- ferent ...
... Addition reactions , as the name implies , are reactions in which atoms are added to a molecule . If the added atoms are hydrogen atoms , the addition reaction is called a hydrogenation reaction . For example , many dif- ferent ...
Page 153
... addition - elimination sequence . Examples of such reactions are known , particularly in situations in which the double bond includes an atom other than car- bon . In aromatic systems , the reverse situation , in which elimination ...
... addition - elimination sequence . Examples of such reactions are known , particularly in situations in which the double bond includes an atom other than car- bon . In aromatic systems , the reverse situation , in which elimination ...
Page 154
... addition and the electrophilic substitutions discussed in the preceding section , as shown by this general representation of the re- action : CH , CH - CH , + H + propylene proton CH , CHCH , CI- intermediate chloride ion carbonium ion ...
... addition and the electrophilic substitutions discussed in the preceding section , as shown by this general representation of the re- action : CH , CH - CH , + H + propylene proton CH , CHCH , CI- intermediate chloride ion carbonium ion ...
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