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+H=BC:
Where are the curved arrow poshing mechanism as well as the
non-bonding electrons. What are the initiation and progation Steps?
•What are the two termination Steps for the reaction.
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C.
D.
Brz
HV
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+ • Br: → H-Br: +
→
+ • Br: H-Br: +
H + • Br: → H-BC: +
•Where are the curved arrows pushing the reaction with bromine
atom? What are the radical product including the resonance contributors
• Rane the reaction in order of increasing rate. what is the explanation
that includes the term Hammond Poštutate?
H2
PJ/C
HBI
Br:
1.BH 3. THE
2. NaOHV/H₂O₂
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(2)
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1. What are the major organic productes) of
the reaction. Include all Stereochemistry
and identify any meso compounds.
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2. Would the solution of the products be optically
active of not active. what would be the
Ceason for the choice?
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Given that, a reaction scheme is shown below
We have to draw the curved arrow reaction mechanism and have to draw two termination reaction.
Introduction: Radical Bromination reaction of alkane.
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