Why hydrogen abstraction for bromine is endothermic but exothermic for chlorine?
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1) The hydrogen abstraction for bromine is endothermic, but exothermic for chlorine. 2) The T.S.'s forming for the 1° and 2° radicals for the endothermic bromination have a larger energy difference than those forming for the exothermic chlorination, despite the fact that the energy difference is there
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1)The hydrogen abstraction for bromine is endothermic, but exothermic for chlorine.
2) The T.S.'s forming for the 1° and 2° radicals for the endothermic bromination have a larger energy difference than those forming for the exothermic chlorination
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