6. Give the major product of each of the following electrophilic addition reactions:HBrHBr-CH3H₂CH₂CH Hether7. Rank the following carbocation from least stable to most stable:a.-C-C-CH₂ether

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6. Give the major product of each of the following electrophilic addition reactions: HBr HBr -CH₂ ether ether H C H C H H -C-C-CH2

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6. Give the major product of each of the following electrophilic addition reactions:
HBr
HBr
-CH3
H₂C
H₂CH H
ether
7. Rank the following carbocation from least stable to most stable:
a.
-C-C-CH₂
ether

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