Learning Target 14 Criteria for satisfactory score Reactants, reagents, or products of reactions must be valid chemical names or structures. Explanations must be logical and be relevant to the question. Tasks Alkene 14.1 was reacted with HBr as shown in Figure 12. Halide 14.2 was expected to be the main product of the reac- tion but the analysis revealed that 14.2 is present in low concentrations and compound 14.3 is the major product. Draw the mechanism of formation of both products and explain why 14.3 is the major in this reaction. Br H-Br Br 14.1 14.2 14.3 minor product (racemic) major product (racemic) Figure 12: Mechanism

Learning Target 14 Criteria for satisfactory score Reactants, reagents, or products of reactions must be valid chemical names or structures. Explanations must be logical and be relevant to the question. Tasks Alkene 14.1 was reacted with HBr as shown in Figure 12. Halide 14.2 was expected to be the main product of the reac- tion but the analysis revealed that 14.2 is present in low concentrations and compound 14.3 is the major product. Draw the mechanism of formation of both products and explain why 14.3 is the major in this reaction. Br H-Br Br 14.1 14.2 14.3 minor product (racemic) major product (racemic) Figure 12: Mechanism

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