Halohydrin Formation - Addition of Halogens to Alkenes - Br2 & H2O

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[@azumbeg4335]

your reaction arrows should go from the electron source to the electron sink. you are drawing them backwards when you demonstrate the formation of the cyclic halonium ions

[@thembelihlembayimbayi7152]

Thank you, sir. Your explanation was very good and straight forward :) :)

[@SukhdipKaur]

Your thumbnail through me off when you have the halogenation rxn shown, lol. Made me question my understanding of Halohydrin for a second.

[@joshtickner3339]

is it more stable to have the bromine go on the primary carbon because it has more electrons and is bigger/ more polarizable than chlorine for that last reaction?

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How do you know the other reagent CH2CL2 doesn’t affect and only the Br reacts

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Experiments

[@jameson1239]

CH2Cl2 is quite unreactive

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[@akarshpriyam8474]

9:36 o in ch3oh donates lp to hydrogen . What is formed ?
+
Ch3--OH2 ?

[@soumyadeepgupta3861]

bond pair is donated and H+ get released. Positive charge on oxygen got neutralized .

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What is the original name of the second example?

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[@JohnSmith-ns8ni]

You should use the Bromide ion to take the Hydrogen from the water molecule.

[@nahnahnah30]

Bromide ion is a weak base with a pKa ~ -9 as compared to methanol with a pKa ~ 17, so it is more likely to occur with the methanol.

[@kamiramoore9799]

in the last example why is the Br up and the Cl down when it wasn't like that in previous examples?

[@reasergaming5690]

Because Br is the electrophile and Cl is the nucleophile in this reaction , like the way it happened it previous reactions

[@webekewerner233]

what if we use a diene ????

[@arpitwasnik]

The double bond with more Alpha Hydrogens

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I need help, I can't understand English well

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[@brahmanshsingh1295]

would this reaction work if NaOH is taken instead of water?

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