122.* Predict the products of the following reactions. In (a) and (d), give the intermediateresulting from the rate-determining step and explain why it is formed and controls the outcomeof the reaction.c)d)e)a)b)NBSCCI4, ACl2heatBr₂, hvNBSCCI4, lightNaN(C(CH3)2)2ABrNaNH,BrA

In (a) and (d), the reaction is allylic and benzylic bromination, respectively. Their free radicals…

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122. * Predict the products of the following reactions. In (a) and (d), give the intermediate resulting from the rate-determining step and explain why it is formed and controls the outcome of the reaction. c) d) e) a) b) NBS CCI4, A Cl2 heat Br₂, hv NBS CCI4, light NaN(C(CH3)2)2 A Br NaNH, Br A