Question:so i understand that halogenation can only occur by anti
addition. that being said how can...
Question
so i understand that halogenation can only occur by anti
addition. that being said how can you add 2 halogens to eachother
in an anti fashion when the double bond is located on the
substiturnt of a ring. this was a problem in my textbook and the
answer key gave that answer. secondly hydroboration - oxidation can
only occur by syn additon. so how can you add two atoms in syn two
a substituent of a ring ? i dont understand because these answers
have the same stereochemistry but one of the reactions can only
occur in syn and one can inoy occur in anti
so i understand that halogenation can only occur by anti
addition. that being said how can...
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