Chemistry, asked by 24khanak, 1 year ago

CH3-CH2-CH=CH2 +HBr in presence of ( C6H5CO)2 gives?

24khanak: but why don't we re check the catalyst

24khanak: the place where we went wrong

24khanak: that catalyst IS AN ORGANIC PEROXIDE

FlameFires: Ohh. I just realized. H2O2 is a special case of halohydrogenation... Usually it occurs in carbonation mechanism and not radical.. Woaaa. That makes sense.

FlameFires: LOL It is! I did not see that 2 there

24khanak: hahaha

24khanak: oh my

24khanak: my soul ran out for a moment

FlameFires: All this convo over nothing! haha

24khanak: all good for nothing of my fear

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Answered by john44

I think 1-bromobutane

24khanak: please give equation

Answered by FlameFires

Here's a similar reaction but it's a propene instead of butene. Replace R-O° by C6H5O° and its what you need! Also, this doesn't answer your question. Just a reference post.

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