Hydrogen bromide is added to CH3CH=CH2 in presence of peroxides. The major compound formed is:
A
CH3CHBrCH3
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B
C2H5CH2Br
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C
CH2=CH2CH2Br
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D
CH3CH2CH3
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Solution
The correct option is BC2H5CH2Br In presence of peroxide, anti markownikoff addition takes place due to the formation of bromine free radical and C2H5CH2Br is formed as the product.
The reaction is as follow:
CH3CH=CH2+HBrperoxide−−−−−→CH3CH2−CH2Br
The reaction follows anti-Markownikoff's rule which states that "when the reaction between an unsymmetrical alkene and unsymmetrical reagent takes place, then negative part of the reagent gets attached to that C atom which has more number of H atom".