Organic Chemistry

9th Edition

ISBN: 9781305080485

Author: John E. McMurry

Publisher: Cengage Learning

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Chapter 10.SE, Problem 18MP

Draw the electron-pushing mechanism for the propagation steps of the allylic bromination reactions below. You may omit NBS in your mechanism, and use Br ∙ and Br₂.

Chapter 10.SE, Problem 18MP, Draw the electron-pushing mechanism for the propagation steps of the allylic bromination reactions

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Draw the electron-pushing mechanism for the propagation steps of the allylic bromination reactions below. You may omit NBS in your mechanism, and use Br ∙ and Br 2 .

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