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The addition of Br, in CCl, to an alkene produces a a) Markovnikov b) anti-Markovnikov c) syn addition d) anti addition e) Markovnikov and anti addition f) anti-Markovnikov and syn addition addition.

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Chapter8: Addition Via Carbocation

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The addition of Br, in CCl, to an alkene produces a
a) Markovnikov
b) anti-Markovnikov
c) syn addition
d) anti addition
e) Markovnikov and anti addition
f) anti-Markovnikov and syn addition
addition.

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