Chapter 3: Q.3-44P (page 124)
Verify the strain energy shown in Table 3.8 for cycloheptane.
Short Answer
Strain energy of cycloheptane = actual heat of formation - strain less heat of formation
= 6.2 Kcal/mol
Chapter 3: Q.3-44P (page 124)
Verify the strain energy shown in Table 3.8 for cycloheptane.
Strain energy of cycloheptane = actual heat of formation - strain less heat of formation
= 6.2 Kcal/mol
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