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Give the major product(s) for the following reaction
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Nucleophilic substitution reactions in organic molecules involve the use of the term nucleophile. Nucleophiles have electrons and are able to give electrons to join with carbon atoms which is positive or has a partly positive charge. This procedure involves the release of a group leaving.
This concept involves drawing the major organic products when diene reacts to low concentrations of halogens.
To form allylic substituted halogens, alkenes or dienes react with low concentration halogens. This reaction takes place via a free radical mechanism. The weak bonds between allylic carbon-hydrogen bonds and hydrogen bonds are weak. They easily cleave into radicals.
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These are the main organic products.