The reaction shown takes place via radical-initiated halogenation, wherein an initiation step (not shown) generates two bromine radicals (2 Br-) from molecular bromine (Br,). CH3 Br2 CH3 Br hv H3C ČH3 H3C ČH3 Two propagation steps are given. Select the appropriate curved arrows for bond making or breaking by dragging the curved arrows. Propagation step 1 Propagation step 2 CH3 CH3 + Br2 :Br: :Br Br: .. .. -HBr H3C H3C CH3 CH3 Answer Bank CH3 H3C CH3 ::

The reaction shown takes place via radical-initiated halogenation, wherein an initiation step (not shown) generates two bromine radicals (2 Br-) from molecular bromine (Br,). CH3 Br2 CH3 Br hv H3C ČH3 H3C ČH3 Two propagation steps are given. Select the appropriate curved arrows for bond making or breaking by dragging the curved arrows. Propagation step 1 Propagation step 2 CH3 CH3 + Br2 :Br: :Br Br: .. .. -HBr H3C H3C CH3 CH3 Answer Bank CH3 H3C CH3 ::

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Chapter8: Addition Via Carbocation

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