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What does this do to an alkane?

Br₂
------->
hν
ALKANE: No Conversion of bonds.

Substitutes Br for H selectively on more substituted Carbons
What does this do to an alkene?

NBS
------->
hν
ALKENE: No Conversion of bonds.

Adds Br to β Carbon
What does this do to an alkene?

O₂, R⋅
---------->
ALKENE: No Conversion of bonds.

Adds racemic OOH to β Carbon