2. Addition reactions The molecule shown below can react with HBr under two different reaction conditions and mechanisms. a) Write the name of the reaction mechanism for the above molecule reacting simply with HBr: Now write the step-by-step mechanism below. Show the movement of electrons with curved arrows or half-arrows, as appropriate. Show each step separately. Label any charges present. b) Write the name of the reaction mechanism for the above molecule reacting with HBr in the presence of ultraviolet light and H,O,. Now write the step-by-step mechanism below. Show the movement of electrons with curved arrows or half-arrows, as appropriate. Show each step separately. Label any charges present.

2. Addition reactions The molecule shown below can react with HBr under two different reaction conditions and mechanisms. a) Write the name of the reaction mechanism for the above molecule reacting simply with HBr: Now write the step-by-step mechanism below. Show the movement of electrons with curved arrows or half-arrows, as appropriate. Show each step separately. Label any charges present. b) Write the name of the reaction mechanism for the above molecule reacting with HBr in the presence of ultraviolet light and H,O,. Now write the step-by-step mechanism below. Show the movement of electrons with curved arrows or half-arrows, as appropriate. Show each step separately. Label any charges present.

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