Explain intermediates and use cuved arrows as appropraite

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Write a detailed, stepwise mechanism for all steps in the addition of HBr to 1-pentene in the presence of peroxide. Show all intermediates and use cuved arrows as appropraite.

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Explain mechanism for all steps in the addition of hbr : Write a detailed, stepwise mechanism for all steps in the addition of HBr to 1-pentene in the presence of peroxide. Show all intermediates and use cuved arrows as appropraite.

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