Required answer for part (b) only 2. The structures of alkenes can affect their reactivity in the reaction with H-Br.H;CHH;CHHHH`HH;C`HH`HAB(a) Arrange the reactivity of above alkenes (A, B and C) in an increasing order. AL(b) Use the carbocation formation to show the ease of alkenes to accept a proton from HBr.

Given : We have tell the ease of alkene to accept a proton from HBr.

The structures of alkenes can affect their reactivity in the reaction with H-Br. H;C H H;C H H H `H H;C `H `H A B (a) Arrange the reactivity of above alkenes (A, B and C) in an increasing order. (b) Use the carbocation formation to show the ease of alkenes to accept a proton from HBr.

The structures of alkenes can affect their reactivity in the reaction with H-Br. H;C H H;C H H H `H H;C `H `H A B (a) Arrange the reactivity of above alkenes (A, B and C) in an increasing order. (b) Use the carbocation formation to show the ease of alkenes to accept a proton from HBr.

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Required answer for part (b) only

2. The structures of alkenes can affect their reactivity in the reaction with H-Br.
H;C
H
H;C
H
H
H
H
`H
H;C
`H
H
`H
A
B
(a) Arrange the reactivity of above alkenes (A, B and C) in an increasing order. AL
(b) Use the carbocation formation to show the ease of alkenes to accept a proton from HBr.

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