Alkene 14.1 was reacted with Br, as shown in Figure 14. A 1:1 ratio of products 14.2 and 14.3 was expected but the anal- ysis revealed that 14.2 is present in higher concentrations and compound 14.3 is the minor product. Draw the mecha- nism of formation of the major product and explain selectivity of the reaction (preference for 14.2). OH Br Br2 (1 equivalent) water Br OH 14.1 14.2 14.3

Alkene 14.1 was reacted with Br, as shown in Figure 14. A 1:1 ratio of products 14.2 and 14.3 was expected but the anal- ysis revealed that 14.2 is present in higher concentrations and compound 14.3 is the minor product. Draw the mecha- nism of formation of the major product and explain selectivity of the reaction (preference for 14.2). OH Br Br2 (1 equivalent) water Br OH 14.1 14.2 14.3

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