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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-6164-9d into three main areas. These areas are ., ., and ., and they are interdependent.. In order to appreciate fully the latter two areas, both of which will be developed at length in subsequent chapters, a firm grounding in the principles of structure and chemical bonding is essential.

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Maria Backhouse,Rosa Lehmann,Anne Tittorolecules. Carbanions may vary widely in stability, depending on the ability of substituent groups to delocalize negative charge. In the absence of substituents that are effective in delocalizing the charge, proton abstraction from a C-H bond is very difficult.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-6164-9d into three main areas. These areas are ., ., and ., and they are interdependent.. In order to appreciate fully the latter two areas, both of which will be developed at length in subsequent chapters, a firm grounding in the principles of structure and chemical bonding is essential.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-6164-9energetic consequences can be dissected and attributed to specific structural features. The features that are of greatest significance in organic chemistry are nonbonded interactions, both repulsive and attractive, and destabilization arising from distortion of bond lengths and angles from optimum v

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Maria Backhouse,Rosa Lehmann,Anne Tittorems. The reaction is of enormous synthetic utility, and a seemingly bewildering number of facts and observations had accumulated before systematic efforts at unraveling the puzzle by mechanistic studies, most notably by Christopher K. Ingold and E. D. Hughes in England, met with any real success..It