11The mechanism of bromination of an alkene, which involves a cyclic bromonium ion,explains why trans-2-butene and cis-2-butene give rise, respectively, to a meso structureand a racemic mixture of 2,3-dibromobutanesMeBraMeHtrans-but-2-eneMeso productHHBraMeMeMeMeMeBrcis-but-2-eneRacemic product-..un ion4. Make a model and draw the structure of the cyclic bromonium ion that results fromaddition to cis-2-butene5. Make a model of the structure of the racemic products that result from opening ofthis bromonium ion by an Sn2 mechanism6. For each enantiomeric structure assign the configuration at each centre

Note: Addition of bromine to cis-2-butene produces cyclic bromonium ion. This bromonium ion is…

The mechanism of bromination of an alkene, which involves a cyclic bromonium ion, explains why trans-2-butene and cis-2-butene give rise, respectively, to a meso structure and a racemic mixture of 2,3-dibromobutanes Me Bra Br trans-but-2-ene Meso product Brz Me Me Me Me cis-but-2-ene Racemic product -....in ior 4. Make a model and draw the structure of the cyclic bromonium ion that results from addition to cis-2-butene 5. Make a model of the structure of the racemic products that result from opening of this bromonium ion by an SN2 mechanism 6. For each enantiomeric structure assign the configuration at each centre

The mechanism of bromination of an alkene, which involves a cyclic bromonium ion, explains why trans-2-butene and cis-2-butene give rise, respectively, to a meso structure and a racemic mixture of 2,3-dibromobutanes Me Bra Br trans-but-2-ene Meso product Brz Me Me Me Me cis-but-2-ene Racemic product -....in ior 4. Make a model and draw the structure of the cyclic bromonium ion that results from addition to cis-2-butene 5. Make a model of the structure of the racemic products that result from opening of this bromonium ion by an SN2 mechanism 6. For each enantiomeric structure assign the configuration at each centre

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