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Chapter 8.13, Problem 25P
Interpretation Introduction
Interpretation:
- The increasing order of stabilities of given dienes to be investigated.
Concept Introduction:
Isolated Diene: Hydrocarbons with two double bonds; which separated by more than one single bond.
Conjugated diene: Dienes are hydrocarbons with two double bonds; where the conjugated double bonds are separated by one single bond.
Allenes (cumulated double bonds): The hydrocarbons that have double bonds adjacent to one another.
Stability of diene: The number of alkyl group increases with increasing the stability of the dienes.
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