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Chemistry, 05.05.2020 06:39, josephacarmona

Explains what are the molecular orbitals present in hydrocarbons and how they are formed by atomic, hybrid and non-hybrid orbitals; describe the steps of the electrophilic addition and explain why the π bond is broken between the two carbon atoms and not the σ bond?

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