How to Use and Understand 'Curly Arrows' in Reaction Mechanisms
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How to Use and Understand 'Curly Arrows' in Reaction Mechanisms
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In this episode:
- What are curly arrows showing
- Why we use a curved arrow
- Making a new bond
- Breaking a bond
- A special case with two arrows
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