Which of the following explains why epoxides are much more reactive than ethers? Multiple Choice The
C-O
- bond angle of an eporibe is
60\deg
, maiang eposions to heve argle thain. The C-O-C bond angle of an eponide is 109 , mabing epoasien te heve meple then. The orygen atom of an eposide is s.
m^(2)
mptondized. The C-O-C bond angle of an epovide is
120\deg
, making eporises to heve angle strain. Prex 47 of 60 Mext Apr 14 12.33

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Which of the following explains why epoxides are much more reactive than ethers? Multiple Choice The

C-O

- bond angle of an eporibe is

60\deg

, maiang eposions to heve argle thain. The C-O-C bond angle of an eponide is 109 , mabing epoasien te heve meple then. The orygen atom of an eposide is s.

m^(2)

mptondized. The C-O-C bond angle of an epovide is

120\deg

, making eporises to heve angle strain. Prex 47 of 60 Mext Apr 14 12.33

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