@Mithoron sadly I'm in high school and, so it's not a research problem rather a 'not understanding how does that happen a problem'. So I guess it's homework only.
Chalo at least I know why I haven't been able to get an answer
Okay, thanks. I suspected that the ghost notif was the bounty, but because opening it on the app marks it as read/seen, I always forgot to follow up when going back to the computer... :/
This is a result of quantum mechanics, I don’t think there is a simpler answer. I could type it up later if nobody else does. — orthocresol ♦2 hours ago
I'm starting to regret this statement. The proof is about the length of one book chapter.
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It's mentioned in Peter Sykes , A Guidebook To Mechanism In Organic Chemistry , 6th edition, 13th impression by Pearson, Pg. No. 185 , that on addition of $\ce{HBr}$ to bromoethene the only product obtained is 1,1-dibromoethane. It's due to the positve mesomeric effect of bromine to stabilize the...
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The Periodic Table
The Periodic Table