3. What type of bond cleavage (homolytic or heterolytic) would you expect the following bonds to undergo? Write the bond cleavage process using the curved arrow convention for each. a) H3C-Cl b) H3C-H c) H Cl d) HO—ОН

3. What type of bond cleavage (homolytic or heterolytic) would you expect the following bonds to undergo? Write the bond cleavage process using the curved arrow convention for each. a) H3C-Cl b) H3C-H c) H Cl d) HO—ОН

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Author:Andrei Straumanis

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Chapter17: Conjugation And Molecular Orbital (mo) Theory

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 5E

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3. What type of bond cleavage (homolytic or heterolytic) would you expect the following bonds to
undergo? Write the bond cleavage process using the curved arrow convention for each.
a) H3C-Cl
b) H3C-H
c) H Cl
d) HO—ОН

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