10.3 Allylic and Benzylic Bromination with NBS | Organic Chemistry

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Which one is the major product for the reaction of but-2-ene and NBS?

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at 4:27 which one will be the major product? im guessing the secondary bromine and its enantiomer is the major product because the secondary radical is the major resonance contributor.

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i thought bromine/nbs got rid of the double bond?

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okay now draw the mechanism of Br2 formation from NBS and HBr