What are Syn and Anti addition? (with Examples)
SYN addition is when two things add to the SAME SIDE of a double bond. (i.e. both to the front). Note that one thing will have to attach to each carbon regardless; here we are talking about the spatial arrangement. ANTI addition is when two things add to the OPPOSITE SIDES of a double bond (i.e. one to the back and one to the front). This is most obvious when you are adding to a cycloalkene; one Br might attach to the ring from above, and the other from below; this is ANTI. Check me out: http://www.chemistnate.com
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