Organic Chemistry (Binghampton University)
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Chapter 10, Problem 38DSP
Interpretation Introduction
Interpretation:
The combination of
Concept Introduction:
Tributyltin hydride is a reducing agent. It converts an alkyl halide to an
This free radical can undergo a reaction with another molecule having a double bond.
The two ends of the double bond are two possible sites of reaction.
The reaction proceeds to form the more stable free radical.
The more stable free radical is the one which is more substituted.
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