11. Radical Reactions
Allylic Bromination
Problem 11l
Textbook Question
Textbook QuestionThe fact that allylic halogenation results in formation of the most stable alkene suggests that it is under thermodynamic control [see Chapter 5 for a review.] Thus, the second propagation step must be reversible. Suggest an arrow-pushing mechanism by which the less stable allylic halide might equilibrate to the more stable allylic halide.
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