2+2 CYCLO ADDITION OPTICALLY ACTIVE OR THERMALLY ACTIVE.
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Answer / sarath.k
it is a photochemically allowed reaction& 4+2 cycloaddtion
reaction is thermally allowed.
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2+2 cycloaddition -Photochemically allowed process
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Answer / slyos
If the process involves 4n electrons and is realised in a
conrotatory maner, then it is thermally favored.
Therefore the basic rule: 4n Thermic Conroratory
a 4n+2 electrons process will then necessarly be
Photochemically favored in a conrotatory way or thermically
favored in a disrotatory way.
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Answer / ashok yadav
2+2 CYCLO ADDN IS PHOTO CHEMICALLY ALLOWED.ACCO TO AROMATIC
TRANSITON STATE THEAORY ,IT FORMS EVEN NO OF NODES.SO IT IS
HAVING HUCKEL TRANSITION STATE WIT 4nELECTRONS.SO IT IS
PHOTO CHEMICALLY ALLOWED REAN.THE ADDN SHOLD B SUPRA-SUPRA
FACIAL.
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Answer / durga rao a
2+2 cycloaddition reaction is photochemically allowed.
e.g.,- 2-ETHENE molecule convert into cyclo BUTANE use of photo chemical reaction.
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