If possible would you be able to solve and explain these questions? Which one of the following nucleophiles will give mainly direct (1,2) addition in itsreaction with the following conjugated enone?8.a) CH;MgBrb) HBrc) CH3SHd) (CH3)½CULI

b) HBr : HBr is acid and it's released H+ ion this ion attack on oxygen lone pair and then Br- ion…

Answered: Which one of the following nucleophiles…

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Which one of the following nucleophiles will give mainly direct (1,2) addition in its reaction with the following conjugated enone? 8. a) CH;MgBr b) HBr c) CH3SH d) (CH3)½CULI