Illustrate the overall reaction of racemic 3-bromohexane

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Illustrate the overall reaction of racemic 3-bromohexane from (E)-3-hexene by entering the structures of the products as well as reactants in the template provided. (E)-3-hexene (S)-3-bromohexane (R)-3-bromohexane

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