Organic Chemistry (Binghampton University)
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ISBN: 9781308795010
Author: Carey
Publisher: MCG CUSTOM
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Chapter 10.5, Problem 11P
Interpretation Introduction
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The majororganic product formed by the addition of
Concept Introduction:
>Addition of hydrogen halides to
This addition may be electrophilic which proceeds through the formation of carbocation intermediates.
>During electrophilic addition, a proton is added to the double bond such that the more stable carbocation is produced.
>The overall addition is according to the Markovnikov rule. The hydrogen atoms get added to the carbon atom which has more hydrogens attached to it.
>The addition of hydrogen halides to alkenes may be through the formation of free radicals as intermediates.
>During free radical addition, the bromine is added to the double bond such that a more stable alkyl free radical is produced.
>The overall addition takes place with a regioselectivity opposite to that of Markovnikov rule: The hydrogen atoms get added to the carbon atom which has less hydrogens attached to it.
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