Chemistry, asked by tandlegovardhan, 17 days ago

Is halogenation of alkanes stereospecific ?

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Answered by shivamkrunalvaghela

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As a general rule, alkene halogenation processes are stereospecific anti-additions, as a result of the invertive halonium ring-opening event (or the analogous trans-addition to an alkene-halogen π complex).

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