b) Complete the following reactions of alkenes and alkynes by providing the structures of the missing reactant or product (A-G). Do not rewrite the reaction. No mechanism required. HBr (i) CH,-CH=CH, A peroxide Br Br Br2 (ii) B CH,CH,C-CH 2 moles Br Br CH, CH,-C=CH-CH,CH, KMNO, (iii) heat

b) Complete the following reactions of alkenes and alkynes by providing the structures of the missing reactant or product (A-G). Do not rewrite the reaction. No mechanism required. HBr (i) CH,-CH=CH, A peroxide Br Br Br2 (ii) B CH,CH,C-CH 2 moles Br Br CH, CH,-C=CH-CH,CH, KMNO, (iii) heat

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b) Complete the following reactions of alkenes and alkynes by providing the structures of the
missing reactant or product (A-G). Do not rewrite the reaction. No mechanism required.
HBr
(i)
CH,-CH=CH,
A
peroxide
Br Br
Br2
(ii)
B
CH,CH,C-CH
2 moles
Br Br
CH,
CH,-C=CH-CH,CH,
KMNO,
(iii)
heat

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