The reaction shown in Figure 10-8 produces only one solvolysis product. Carbocation rearrangement does not occur because O the original carbocation is resonance stabilized. O the intermediate is too sterically hindered to rearrange. O bromide ion is not a good enough leaving group to promote carbocation rearrangement O the solvent is protic which will inhibit rearrangement.

The reaction shown in Figure 10-8 produces only one solvolysis product. Carbocation rearrangement does not occur because O the original carbocation is resonance stabilized. O the intermediate is too sterically hindered to rearrange. O bromide ion is not a good enough leaving group to promote carbocation rearrangement O the solvent is protic which will inhibit rearrangement.

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