The following reaction follows a free radical mechanism. Write the mechanism for the reaction showing how the two products are formed. Include the initiation and termination steps and important intermediates. Br₂, hv (light) 2⁹ H Br + HBr

The following reaction follows a free radical mechanism. Write the mechanism for the reaction showing how the two products are formed. Include the initiation and termination steps and important intermediates. Br₂, hv (light) 2⁹ H Br + HBr

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Chapter20: Dienes, Conjugated Systems, And Pericyclic Reactions

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The following reaction follows a free radical
mechanism. Write the mechanism for the reaction showing
how the two products are formed. Include the initiation and
termination steps and important intermediates.
Br₂, hv (light)
H
Br
+ HBr

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