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Chapter F, Problem 4PP
Interpretation Introduction
Interpretation:
The compound British Anti – Lewisite (BAL) is to be synthesised from allyl alcohol.
Concept introduction:
The compound British Anti – Lewisite (BAL) is used as inorganic mercury, which is effective in protecting the kidney from 
. In BAL, both the thiol groups 
lose hydrogen and binds with the .
Addition of bromine across the double bond is done via electrophilic addition reaction. This can be shown as follows:
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