HI (enant.) Br 11. Catalytic hydrogenation (or deuteration) adds H2 (or D2) by a syn electrophilic addition. Which answer is consistent with the syn-addition of D2 to (E)-2-pentene? (Z)-pent-2-ene (a) Dod blao(b)oubo Doi (c) D 2 VI wo CHз Et Et Et Нас Нас Hас Et н D D2 (d) (e) (a)+ (e) (f) (b)+(d) cat. Pt Et Hас ? Che previons question

HI (enant.) Br 11. Catalytic hydrogenation (or deuteration) adds H2 (or D2) by a syn electrophilic addition. Which answer is consistent with the syn-addition of D2 to (E)-2-pentene? (Z)-pent-2-ene (a) Dod blao(b)oubo Doi (c) D 2 VI wo CHз Et Et Et Нас Нас Hас Et н D D2 (d) (e) (a)+ (e) (f) (b)+(d) cat. Pt Et Hас ? Che previons question

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