MoleculeSP | EGEnergy (kJ/mol)cis-2-Butenetrans-2-ButeneBased on what you have learned so far, predict the product with the lower energy in thereaction of HC=CH with Br2 (circle the arrow for the step that will give predicted product),then calculate the energies and circle the correct product as indicated by the energies:H.BrEnergy:BrH.HC=CH +Br2Energy:BrBr

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Molecule SP EG Energy (kJ/mol) cis-2-Butene trans-2-Butene Based on what you have learned so far, predict the product with the lower energy in the reaction of HC=CH with Br: (circle the arrow for the step that will give predicted product), then calculate the energies and circle the correct product as indicated by the energies: H Br Energy: Br H HC=CH + Br2 H H Energy: Br Br

Molecule SP EG Energy (kJ/mol) cis-2-Butene trans-2-Butene Based on what you have learned so far, predict the product with the lower energy in the reaction of HC=CH with Br: (circle the arrow for the step that will give predicted product), then calculate the energies and circle the correct product as indicated by the energies: H Br Energy: Br H HC=CH + Br2 H H Energy: Br Br

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