2 The following reaction major products: NBS can have a) Propose a plausible mechanism for both and explain why these are dominant B) Could we distinguish between which product we isolated by spectroscopy? Explain why or why not for IR and MS. Provide the expected ranges if applicable

2 The following reaction major products: NBS can have a) Propose a plausible mechanism for both and explain why these are dominant B) Could we distinguish between which product we isolated by spectroscopy? Explain why or why not for IR and MS. Provide the expected ranges if applicable

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The following reaction
major products:
NBS
can have
a) Propose
a plausible mechanism for
both and explain why these
are
dominant
B) Could we
distinguish between which
product we isolated by spectroscopy?
Explain why or why not for IR and
MS. Provide the expected ranges if
applicable

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