Hint Addition of HBr in the presence of peroxides results in the anti-Markovnikov ✓addition of Hand Br across an alkene pi bond. This regiochemistry is favored because the more stable radical intermediate ✓is involved. Question 2 HBr ROOR Incorrect. ? After formation of a Br atom radical (the initiation step), what is the most likely sequence of steps to generate the major product? OH atom abstraction, followed by Br atom abstraction Addition of the Br atom to the alkene, followed by H atom abstraction O Bratom abstraction, followed by H atom abstraction Attempts: 1 of 3 used OH atom abstraction, followed by addition of the Br atom to the alkene O Protonation of the alkene, followed by combination with a Br atom

Hint Addition of HBr in the presence of peroxides results in the anti-Markovnikov ✓addition of Hand Br across an alkene pi bond. This regiochemistry is favored because the more stable radical intermediate ✓is involved. Question 2 HBr ROOR Incorrect. ? After formation of a Br atom radical (the initiation step), what is the most likely sequence of steps to generate the major product? OH atom abstraction, followed by Br atom abstraction Addition of the Br atom to the alkene, followed by H atom abstraction O Bratom abstraction, followed by H atom abstraction Attempts: 1 of 3 used OH atom abstraction, followed by addition of the Br atom to the alkene O Protonation of the alkene, followed by combination with a Br atom

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