Thermodynamic and kinetic control refer to two different regimes that govern the outcomes of chemical reactions based on the stability of products and the energy landscape of the reaction pathway. ### Thermodynamic Control: - **Definition**: In thermodynamic control, the product that is formed is the most stable and has the lowest Gibbs free energy (ΔG) after the reaction reaches equilibrium. This stability is dependent on the overall energy profile, and not on the pathway taken to reach the products.
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