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    1. The document compares the rate of decarboxylation reactions. 2. Reactions involving alkyl groups bonded to carbon atoms are more stable and less prone to decarboxylation than those involving carbon-carbon double or triple bonds. 3. Gard reduction uses organometallic compounds to reduce carbon-carbon multiple bonds to single bonds, making the resulting molecules more stable against decarboxylation.

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    1. The document compares the rate of decarboxylation reactions. 2. Reactions involving alkyl groups bonded to carbon atoms are more stable and less prone to decarboxylation than those involving carbon-carbon double or triple bonds. 3. Gard reduction uses organometallic compounds to reduce carbon-carbon multiple bonds to single bonds, making the resulting molecules more stable against decarboxylation.

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    1. The document compares the rate of decarboxylation reactions. 2. Reactions involving alkyl groups bonded to carbon atoms are more stable and less prone to decarboxylation than those involving carbon-carbon double or triple bonds. 3. Gard reduction uses organometallic compounds to reduce carbon-carbon multiple bonds to single bonds, making the resulting molecules more stable against decarboxylation.

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    1. The document compares the rate of decarboxylation reactions. 2. Reactions involving alkyl groups bonded to carbon atoms are more stable and less prone to decarboxylation than those involving carbon-carbon double or triple bonds. 3. Gard reduction uses organometallic compounds to reduce carbon-carbon multiple bonds to single bonds, making the resulting molecules more stable against decarboxylation.

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