b) Support your answer with the appropriate energy diagrams. (Energy diagram should show two pathways leading to the products, relative energies of the transition states, and relative energies of the radical intermediates.) Br2 Br Br hv

b) Support your answer with the appropriate energy diagrams. (Energy diagram should show two pathways leading to the products, relative energies of the transition states, and relative energies of the radical intermediates.) Br2 Br Br hv

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a) State which product you would predict to be the major product
b) Support your answer with the appropriate energy diagrams. (Energy diagram should show two pathways leading to the products, relative energies of the transition states, and relative energies of the radical
intermediates. )
Br2
Br
Br
hv

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