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This molecule is a dimer, suggest a possible mechanism for "cracking" the dimer to obtain the original monomer. Have fun!
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@Photon336
wow, oh boy!
Hahaha any idea, or at least can you identify the monomer that dimerized to form this?
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|dw:1441341184394:dw| I guess I don't think it would happen this way because the structure I drew wouldn't predominate b/c carbons octet isn't satisfied. |dw:1441341653269:dw| it's gotta be some kind of radical mechanism @woodward , I think you stumped me, @arindameducationusc hey can you help here?
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