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A) filled and empty
B) filled and empty
C) filled and half-filled
D) filled and half-filled
E) filled and empty
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A) inducing strain in a molecule to weaken sigma bonds
B) treating the molecule with a highly hindered base
C) starting with a molecule that will yield highly stabilized radicals on cleavage
D) starting with a molecule with an exceptionally weak sigma bond
E) treating the starting material with a radical initiator
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A) Hydrogen atom shifts in radicals are not observed.
B) 1,2-vinyl group shifts in radicals have been observed.
C) Methyl group shifts in radicals are not observed.
D) Radical rearrangements are disfavored because the transition state for the rearrangement is destabilized.
E) Carbocation rearrangements are favored because the transition state for the rearrangement is stabilized.
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A) The reaction is typically run in the presence of peroxides and/or other radical initiators.
B) The regiochemistry is the result of the formation of the most substituted carbocation in the rate-limiting step.
C) The halogen atom attaches to the less substituted end of the alkene.
D) The reaction is only successful when HBr is used.
E) An alcohol is formed as a byproduct.
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