Halogenation of a Double Bond with Br2/Cl2 (with and without H2O)
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In this video, we step through the mechanism of adding Br2 and Cl2 to alkenes as well as some practice with predicting the product in a few examples. We also look at the situation when Br2 and Cl2 is adding to a double bond when a slightly nucleophilic solvent is used (for example, H2O).
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Thank youuu
Hey Joe! I have another question: is the product for the last reaction you did a mixture of the one you drew and its enantiomer? In other words, could we have drawn the cyclic bromonium ion with dashes? Thanks!
@jOeCHEM
2 жыл бұрын
Hey Ken! Yep, you nailed it: the way the cyclic bromonium ion forms happens both in a “dashed” and “wedged” fashion (based on the problems in the video) so you would get the enantiomer (so long as there are no other stereocenters in the molecule, then you would have 2 diastereomers in the product mixture instead). Does that make sense?
@kenhagiya565
2 жыл бұрын
@@jOeCHEM Makes perfect sense, thanks so much~~