Provide the major monobrominated product of the reactions below Br₂, hv i) Br₂, hv ii) In the following reactions i) Identify the leaving group, ii) state if the reaction will proceed by SN1, SN2 mechanism or no reaction and iii) Predict the products if a reaction is possible. OH NINH, THF CH₂OH OTs

Provide the major monobrominated product of the reactions below Br₂, hv i) Br₂, hv ii) In the following reactions i) Identify the leaving group, ii) state if the reaction will proceed by SN1, SN2 mechanism or no reaction and iii) Predict the products if a reaction is possible. OH NINH, THF CH₂OH OTs

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Chapter19: Aldehydes And Ketones: Nucleophilic Addition Reactions

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