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yeah, because thats helpful

 

you want to ask a question, post it here.

 

also, leaving it a little late aren't you?

yes we can't login to YOUR homework site.

 

Plus it's generally useful if you can give us a general gist of your thoughts on the matter before asking us.

 

Also try to think of this website as a learning tool rather than a magic answer-generator.

 

Good luck in your final.

Just because your browser keeps a cookie so you don't need to login every time, doesn't mean we have your login info.

 

Anyhow, we don't just answer questions, we help you find the answer.

Just write 42 for every answer and you'll be fine.

 

Hey...he expects us to have his login information AND he waits until the last day. I think that chem is the least of his worries right now. His post does not bode well for his final exam grade.

When squalene oxide is treated with H+, only tricyclization occurs, with the formation of a five-membered C-ring as shown in the box below.

 

 

a. Suggest a reason for the difference between the chemical reaction (H+) and enzymatic reaction (oxidosqualene cyclase). You may ignore stereochemistry.

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i dont even know where to start

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nvm i figured it out on the test