Select the conditions in which elimination/condensation is most likely to occur. Note that only one of these needs to be present for elimination/condensation to be likely. Protic solvent Aprotic solvent Acidic conditions Basic conditions Cold Hot Shorter reaction time Longer reaction time

Select the conditions in which elimination/condensation is most likely to occur. Note that only one of these needs to be present for elimination/condensation to be likely. Protic solvent Aprotic solvent Acidic conditions Basic conditions Cold Hot Shorter reaction time Longer reaction time

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter30: Kinetic Methods Of Analysis

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Problem 30.9QAP

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Select the conditions in which elimination/condensation is most likely to occur. Note
that only one of these needs to be present for elimination/condensation to be likely.
Protic solvent
Aprotic solvent
Acidic conditions
Basic conditions
Cold
Hot
Shorter reaction time
Longer reaction time

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