Draw and name all products generated when HCI is reacted with 2-chloroprop-1-ene. Indicate which is the major product and explain why. Draw and name the major product resulting from the mono-bromination of nitrobenzene. Explain why the structure you have drawn is the major product of the reaction. Draw and name the structure of the major bromination product of m-dinitrobenzene acid. Explain why the structure you have drawn is the major product of the reaction.

Draw and name all products generated when HCI is reacted with 2-chloroprop-1-ene. Indicate which is the major product and explain why. Draw and name the major product resulting from the mono-bromination of nitrobenzene. Explain why the structure you have drawn is the major product of the reaction. Draw and name the structure of the major bromination product of m-dinitrobenzene acid. Explain why the structure you have drawn is the major product of the reaction.

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