Draw the monobrominated product(s) (only constitutional isomers, disregard stereoisomers) when the following substances are treated with NBS and heat. Identify the product that do not have a chiral center after monobromination. a) b) NBS means N-Bromosuccinimide thanks

Draw the monobrominated product(s) (only constitutional isomers, disregard stereoisomers) when the following substances are treated with NBS and heat. Identify the product that do not have a chiral center after monobromination. a) b) NBS means N-Bromosuccinimide thanks

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Draw the monobrominated product(s) (only constitutional isomers, disregard stereoisomers) when the
following substances are treated with NBS and heat. Identify the product that do not have a chiral center
after monobromination.
a)
b)
NBS means N-Bromosuccinimide
thanks

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