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What is the primary reason for the peroxide effect's reactivity with unsymmetrical alkenes?

Options

  1. AThe unsymmetrical alkene's molecular weight
  2. BThe geometry of the alkene molecule
  3. CThe presence of carbon-carbon double bonds
  4. DThe formation of free radicals in the reaction

Correct answer

D. The formation of free radicals in the reaction

Step-by-step solution

The primary reason for the peroxide effect's reactivity with unsymmetrical alkenes is the formation of free radicals during the reaction.

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