The reaction below is the addition of HCl to 3-methylenecyclohex-1-ene. CH2 + HCI (i) Draw and name the kinetic and thermodynamic products structures of this reaction. (ii) Show the mechanism of reaction, while explaining the kinetic and thermodynamic preference of the reaction.

The reaction below is the addition of HCl to 3-methylenecyclohex-1-ene. CH2 + HCI (i) Draw and name the kinetic and thermodynamic products structures of this reaction. (ii) Show the mechanism of reaction, while explaining the kinetic and thermodynamic preference of the reaction.

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The reaction below is the addition of HCl to 3-methylenecyclohex-1-ene.
CH2
+
HCI
(i)
Draw and name the kinetic and thermodynamic products structures of this reaction.
(ii)
Show the mechanism of reaction, while explaining the kinetic and thermodynamic
preference of the reaction.

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