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... shown in Figure 8-9 is prevented from as- suming a planar , optically inactive structure by the steric repulsions of the groups in the ortho positions of the two rings , and here again there are two possible enantiomers . One of the ...
... shown in Figure 8-9 is prevented from as- suming a planar , optically inactive structure by the steric repulsions of the groups in the ortho positions of the two rings , and here again there are two possible enantiomers . One of the ...
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... Figure 10-1 Time ( a ) ( b ) Method of establishing a rate relationship from ... shown corresponds to a first - order reaction . Suppose that we wish to deal ... shown in Figure 10-1a . The slope of the tangent at a point is equal to the ...
... Figure 10-1 Time ( a ) ( b ) Method of establishing a rate relationship from ... shown corresponds to a first - order reaction . Suppose that we wish to deal ... shown in Figure 10-1a . The slope of the tangent at a point is equal to the ...
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... represented by a curve of the shape of those shown . -2 90 180 Dihedral angle ( degrees ) termed the vicinal coupling constant and illustrated in the case of ethyl chloride in Figure 13-9 , depends upon the dihedral angle between the ...
... represented by a curve of the shape of those shown . -2 90 180 Dihedral angle ( degrees ) termed the vicinal coupling constant and illustrated in the case of ethyl chloride in Figure 13-9 , depends upon the dihedral angle between the ...
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