Bromohydrin 2, a constitutional isomer of Bromohydrin 1, can also be prepared in two steps from the same alkene. Fill in the boxes below with the necessary reagents. Each box must be one synthetic step (i.e., one reaction), but some reactions are 2- or 3-part reactions (e.g., reactions that require a work-up step). A reaction that is one synthetic step, but includes multiple parts, should be shown with i), ii), and/or iii) in the same box. Br 1) HO 2) Bromohydrin 2

Bromohydrin 2, a constitutional isomer of Bromohydrin 1, can also be prepared in two steps from the same alkene. Fill in the boxes below with the necessary reagents. Each box must be one synthetic step (i.e., one reaction), but some reactions are 2- or 3-part reactions (e.g., reactions that require a work-up step). A reaction that is one synthetic step, but includes multiple parts, should be shown with i), ii), and/or iii) in the same box. Br 1) HO 2) Bromohydrin 2

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Chapter8: Addition Via Carbocation

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