Create a difficult your OWN ORGO II problem, similar to what is below. Provide the problem...
Create a difficult your OWN ORGO II problem, similar to what is below. Provide the problem and the solution. No spectoscopy quesitons! You cannot use textbook questions!!
F.ex (a) Draw the arrow-pushing mechanism for a reaction.
(b) Provide 2 reasons why this is ... (for example an irreversible reaction).
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