O Search 10. It was observed that if a new, pure bottle of hydrobromic acid (HBr) was used for a hydrobromination of an alkene, the Markovnikov product was formed, due to carbocation stability. Add the curved arrows of this addition reaction learned in the alkene addition unit (chapter 8) to this reaction. Categorize the carbocation formed by substitution (methyl, primary, etc.). R H-Br Br 6 HBr ROOR + HBr It was observed that an old, impure bottle of hydrobromic acid (HBr) was used for a hydrobromination of an alkene, the anti-Markovnikov product was formed. This means that the mechanism of the reaction has changed to radical due to the introduction of a radical initiator and the outcome of the reaction is dictated instead by radical stability. The most common impurity in old bottles of HBr is peroxides (with the chemical formula ROOR). Draw the fishhook arrows for each of the radical mechanistic steps, categorize the radical mechanistic pattern of each step, categorize the carbon radical formed by substitution (methyl, primary, etc.). of 6 Br (racemic) Markovnikov product R-O Br anti-Markovnikov product 1.9 H-Br H-Br R H Br Br H + Br

O Search 10. It was observed that if a new, pure bottle of hydrobromic acid (HBr) was used for a hydrobromination of an alkene, the Markovnikov product was formed, due to carbocation stability. Add the curved arrows of this addition reaction learned in the alkene addition unit (chapter 8) to this reaction. Categorize the carbocation formed by substitution (methyl, primary, etc.). R H-Br Br 6 HBr ROOR + HBr It was observed that an old, impure bottle of hydrobromic acid (HBr) was used for a hydrobromination of an alkene, the anti-Markovnikov product was formed. This means that the mechanism of the reaction has changed to radical due to the introduction of a radical initiator and the outcome of the reaction is dictated instead by radical stability. The most common impurity in old bottles of HBr is peroxides (with the chemical formula ROOR). Draw the fishhook arrows for each of the radical mechanistic steps, categorize the radical mechanistic pattern of each step, categorize the carbon radical formed by substitution (methyl, primary, etc.). of 6 Br (racemic) Markovnikov product R-O Br anti-Markovnikov product 1.9 H-Br H-Br R H Br Br H + Br

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Chapter10: Alcohols

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Problem 10.52P: Alcohols are important for organic synthesis, especially in situations involving alkenes. The...

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