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Transcribed Image Text:Cl₂
H₂O
Draw the curved arrow step in this column...
example:
1
H
H
OH
CH3
CH3
+ enantiomer
CI:
this mechanism requires.
three mechanistic steps
And complete sentence in this column
In this mechanistic step, the nucleophilic alkene is
attacking the chlorine which can be slightly electrophilic
due to Cl₂'s polarizability, however, the extra lone pair on
chlorine can attack one of the sp2 C resulting in the
cationic complex
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