(c) The following reaction shows the electrophilic addition reaction between an alkene compound with hydrogen chloride, HCI. CI + HCI Major product Draw the mechanism for the formation of major product.

(c) The following reaction shows the electrophilic addition reaction between an alkene compound with hydrogen chloride, HCI. CI + HCI Major product Draw the mechanism for the formation of major product.

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Chapter20: Dienes, Conjugated Systems, And Pericyclic Reactions

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(c) The following reaction shows the electrophilic addition reaction between an
alkene compound with hydrogen chloride, HCI.
CI
+
HCI
Major product
Draw the mechanism for the formation of major product.

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