3. Compare the following three isomeric dienes: (a) Which compound will liberate the least heat upon hydrogena- tion with 2 mol of hydrogen gas? Why? (b) Which compound will liberate the most heat upon hydrogena- tion with 2 mol of hydrogen gas? Why?

3. Compare the following three isomeric dienes: (a) Which compound will liberate the least heat upon hydrogena- tion with 2 mol of hydrogen gas? Why? (b) Which compound will liberate the most heat upon hydrogena- tion with 2 mol of hydrogen gas? Why?

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3. Compare the following three isomeric dienes:
(a) Which compound will liberate the least heat upon hydrogena-
tion with 2 mol of hydrogen gas? Why?
(b) Which compound will liberate the most heat upon hydrogena-
tion with 2 mol of hydrogen gas? Why?
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