In this reaction, benzoyl peroxide ((BzO)2) is used as the radical initiator instead of light. When heated, benzoyl peroxide breaks down into two equivalents of CO₂ and phenyl radicals. Propose a mechanism for this transformation (hint: it takes place in two steps). 2 + 2 O=O=O

In this reaction, benzoyl peroxide ((BzO)2) is used as the radical initiator instead of light. When heated, benzoyl peroxide breaks down into two equivalents of CO₂ and phenyl radicals. Propose a mechanism for this transformation (hint: it takes place in two steps). 2 + 2 O=O=O

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In this reaction, benzoyl peroxide ((BzO)₂) is used as the radical initiator instead of light. When
heated, benzoyl peroxide breaks down into two equivalents of CO₂ and phenyl radicals.
Propose a mechanism for this transformation (hint: it takes place in two steps).
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