6.5 Curved Arrow Pushing in Reaction Mechanisms | Organic Chemistry

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05:33 Since both these two examples are inverses of each other, how do we know which way it would progress? I mean, after the bromine leaves as bromide, leaving behind the carbocation, the most obvious thing it could do now is attack the carbocation and reattach it, being electrically attracted to it. So what makes it leave in the first place, if this creates charges? Shouldn't the opposite be more favorable? (cancellation of charges) And what is stopping it from reattaching back?

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At 12:41, the oxygen in the carbonyl loses its lone pairs during the reaction. What happens to those lone pairs?

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