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Electrophilic addition: audio tutorial

How and why are bromine molecules attracted to ethene?

Jenny WellsJenny Wells explains to help you understand the mechanism of electrophilic addition.
 
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Shamil
A little note for Venetia Powell in case she revisits this web page: did you notice the link to a transcript for this tutorial just above the "Rate this page or react" section? Or did you mean something else by "a written copy"?
05 June 2007

Tom Robinson
Really clearly explained but some diagrams would definately help listners to visualise the induced polarity.
07 June 2005

Venetia Powell
Excellent content but would have been wonderful to have diagrams to go with it and refer to the pictures in the talk. Also, would have been good to have a written copy too. Theories are well explained and nicely set out.
24 May 2005

updated: 06 April 2006

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