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`CH_(2) = CH - NO_(2) + HBr to P, ` The major product P is

A

`underset(Br)underset(|)(CH_(2)) -CH_(2)-NO_(2)`

B

'CH_(3)-underset(Br)underset(|)(CH)-NO_(2)`

C

`CH_(2) =underset(Br)underset(|)(C )-NO_(2)`

D

`CH_(2) =CH -Br`

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To determine the major product \( P \) from the reaction of \( CH_2=CH-NO_2 \) with \( HBr \), we can follow these steps: ### Step 1: Identify the Reactants The reactant is an alkene \( CH_2=CH-NO_2 \) (where \( NO_2 \) is a nitro group attached to the vinyl carbon). The reaction involves the addition of \( HBr \). ### Step 2: Understand the Mechanism of the Reaction The addition of \( HBr \) to the alkene occurs via an electrophilic addition mechanism. The \( H^+ \) from \( HBr \) will attack the double bond, leading to the formation of a carbocation intermediate. ### Step 3: Formation of Carbocation When \( H^+ \) attacks the alkene, it can add to either of the carbon atoms involved in the double bond: 1. **Carbocation A**: If \( H^+ \) adds to the terminal carbon (\( CH_2 \)), the carbocation will be formed at the adjacent carbon (\( CH \)). 2. **Carbocation B**: If \( H^+ \) adds to the carbon attached to the \( NO_2 \) group, the carbocation will be formed at the terminal carbon. ### Step 4: Analyze the Stability of Carbocations - **Carbocation A**: This carbocation is adjacent to the electron-withdrawing \( NO_2 \) group, which destabilizes it. - **Carbocation B**: This carbocation is further away from the \( NO_2 \) group, making it less destabilized compared to Carbocation A. ### Step 5: Attack of Bromide Ion After the formation of the carbocation, the bromide ion \( Br^- \) will attack the more stable carbocation: 1. If Carbocation A is formed, the product will be \( CH_2-CH(NO_2)-Br \). 2. If Carbocation B is formed, the product will be \( CH_2Br-CH(NO_2) \). ### Step 6: Determine the Major Product Since Carbocation B is more stable due to being less affected by the \( NO_2 \) group, the major product \( P \) will be the one derived from Carbocation B: - The major product \( P \) is \( CH_2Br-CH(NO_2) \). ### Conclusion The major product \( P \) from the reaction of \( CH_2=CH-NO_2 \) with \( HBr \) is \( CH_2Br-CH(NO_2) \). ---
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