2. Determine the structures of the four products (two sub, two elim) that form in this reaction, and provide a step-wise mechanism for their formation. HINT: Think about what happens with allylic radicals! CH3OH 4 products total

2. Determine the structures of the four products (two sub, two elim) that form in this reaction, and provide a step-wise mechanism for their formation. HINT: Think about what happens with allylic radicals! CH3OH 4 products total

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Chapter15: Radical Reactions

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2. Determine the structures of the four products (two sub, two elim) that form in this reaction, and
provide a step-wise mechanism for their formation. HINT: Think about what happens with allylic
radicals!
CI
CH3OH
4 products total

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