When do you use NBS vs. Br2 in bromination? I know you can use Br2 and heat for free radical "markovnikov" addition, and you can use Br2 and peroxide for anti-Markovnikov addition, but then what is the purpose of NBS?

When do you use NBS vs. Br2 in bromination? I know you can use Br2 and heat for free radical "markovnikov" addition, and you can use Br2 and peroxide for anti-Markovnikov addition, but then what is the purpose of NBS?

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Chapter23: Addition To A Carbonyl

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