Bond dissociation energies in organic compounds.

Chemical reactions involve ordinarily the breaking of bonds in the reacting molecules and the formation of bonds in the products; they are usually accompanied by changes in enthalpy. Although the stability of a molecule or a radical, as expressed in terms of bond strengths, and its reactivity do not...

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Main Author:	Tan, Ah Ti Chun-Hion.
Other Authors:	Sehon, A. (Supervisor)
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Language:	en
Published:	McGill University 1966
Subjects:	Chemistry.
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description	Chemical reactions involve ordinarily the breaking of bonds in the reacting molecules and the formation of bonds in the products; they are usually accompanied by changes in enthalpy. Although the stability of a molecule or a radical, as expressed in terms of bond strengths, and its reactivity do not necessarily go hand in hand, a knowledge of the former is essential for the full understanding of the other factors which influence the course of a chemical process. [...]
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Bond dissociation energies in organic compounds.

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