An allylic free radical halogenation occurs to give the major product shown. Note NBS is a source of bromine radicals. The first step of the mechanism is shown which forms an allylic radical. Draw the resonance arrows that interconverts the two allylic radicals. H3C H. NBS peroxides H₂C Br + enantiomer H3C. Draw resonance arrows Br H3C H3C. HBr +

An allylic free radical halogenation occurs to give the major product shown. Note NBS is a source of bromine radicals. The first step of the mechanism is shown which forms an allylic radical. Draw the resonance arrows that interconverts the two allylic radicals. H3C H. NBS peroxides H₂C Br + enantiomer H3C. Draw resonance arrows Br H3C H3C. HBr +

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Chapter8: Addition Via Carbocation

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Problem 16E: A student proposes the following reaction mechanism for the reaction in Model 6. Which step inthis...

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