6) Write the mechanism (two propagation steps only, starting with the bromine radical in the first step and using Br2 in the second step) and that would explain how the following two products are produced. (Hint – the allylic radical is resonance stabilized.) Br Br NBS +

6) Write the mechanism (two propagation steps only, starting with the bromine radical in the first step and using Br2 in the second step) and that would explain how the following two products are produced. (Hint – the allylic radical is resonance stabilized.) Br Br NBS +

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6) Write the mechanism (two propagation steps only, starting with the bromine radical in the
first step and using Br2 in the second step) and that would explain how the following two
products are produced. (Hint – the allylic radical is resonance stabilized.)
Br
Br
NBS

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