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I would imagine it’s due to probability and diffusion. Remember that molecules have to physically collide in 3-dimensional space for reactions to occur. Steric hindrance would likely prevent 2 opposite sides of the same molecule from interacting with another molecule simultaneously.
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Got this one !
Thanks for these simple and well explained videos !
I figured you would! Next week's mechanism is really fun!
Wait but why won’t both nitrogens attack the molecule at the same time?
I would imagine it’s due to probability and diffusion. Remember that molecules have to physically collide in 3-dimensional space for reactions to occur. Steric hindrance would likely prevent 2 opposite sides of the same molecule from interacting with another molecule simultaneously.
@@rojaslab right, thanks for the explanation