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Bijunctive Vectoplexes

X-Y For the simplest bijimctive case X-Y (e.g. H-Br, I-F, etc.), vector Vv is based on atoms X,Y and is directed from the atom of higher priority to lower (55a, Y X Sequence Rule). [Pg.112]

For all of the above bijimctive cases, the Vy s are tangent to the loop and are therefore classified as either Va or v.  [Pg.112]


These designations are independent of the nature of the ligogenic process hence, the vectorial permutations shown apply equally well for (1,1)-, (1,2)-, and (2,2)- ligogenic processes. However, the two vectors here belong to a common plane (considered to be the reference plane). Molecular examples of the above-mentioned interacting bijunctive vectoplexes are shown in Figure 13.10. [Pg.118]

Figure 13.12. Vectospecific Cyclic Alignments of Three Bijunctive Vectoplexes... Figure 13.12. Vectospecific Cyclic Alignments of Three Bijunctive Vectoplexes...
We will now examine molecular vectogeruc simplexes - molecular vectoplexes - and define vector Vy for various monojunctive and bijunctive molecular vectoplexes encountered in orgaruc transformations. [Pg.107]


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