Explain the bromonium ion, Chemistry

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Explain The bromonium ion

The bromonium ion derived from the reaction of cyclopentene with bromine undergoes backside substitution by water to give the trans-bromohydrin, which is chiral. Because the starting materials are achiral, the chiral product is obtained as a racemate.

 

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