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Results tagged with stereoselectivity
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Why don't alkynes undergo preferential anti bromination to the degree that alkenes do?
Alkenes, for the most part (unless there is a phenyl group or highly ionising solvent) undergo almost exclusively anti addition of bromine. However, under similar conditions alkynes, although undergo …
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