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16. Give the reactants needed to form the product given below. Draw the transition state for this reaction. The reaction would not actually work due to very high AG Explain why. [4 +2] CN

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Chapter14: Elimination

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16. Give the reactants needed to form the product given below.
Draw the transition state for this reaction. The reaction would
not actually work due to very high AG
Explain why.
[4 +2]
CN

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