5. Give the definition of the inductive effect. What is the reason for its appearance in the molecule? Show the effect of the inductive effect in molecules: bromoethane CH3CH3B1; ethanol CH3CH2OH; fluoroethane CH3CH2F.

5. Give the definition of the inductive effect. What is the reason for its appearance in the molecule? Show the effect of the inductive effect in molecules: bromoethane CH3CH3B1; ethanol CH3CH2OH; fluoroethane CH3CH2F.

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5. Give the definition of the inductive effect. What is the reason for its appearance in the
molecule? Show the effect of the inductive effect in molecules: bromoethane CH3CH3B1;
ethanol CH3CH2OH; fluoroethane CH3CH2F.

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