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Rotation of Stereoisomers from cis-2-Butene and Bromine
Which compound is NOT a product of the reaction of cis-2-butene and bromine in CCl4?
The solution shows how to perform the necessary rotations to determine which compound (from a group of compounds) is not a product of cis-2-butene and bromine.
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