How can Le Chatelier's principle be applied to shift the equilibrium of alkene reactions?
Alkene Addition versus Elimination: A Thermodynamic Approach

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What conditions favor the elimination reactions of alkenes?
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What is the expected sign of ΔH for addition reactions, and why is this important?
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Discuss the implications of a negative ΔS in the context of temperature and reaction spontaneity.
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