Organic Chemistry - Standalone book
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Chapter 13, Problem 56P
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A reasonable mechanism for the isomerization of
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If a reaction can proceed through different pathways, the higher energy transition state or intermediate is formed under
Isomer with higher steric interactions is relatively less stable.
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