Bromoallenes are useful intermediates in organic synthesis (1) and also occur in a few natural products (2). They usually are prepared from propargylic alcohols by reaction with hydrobromic acid in the presence of cuprous bromide (2) but these conditions are usually drastic. A milder method has been reported but its scope is more limited (4).
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