Chemistry - Halogen Derivative Question with Solution | TestHub
Regioselectivity is observed in many reactions of alkyl halides, alcohols and alkenes. Regioselectivity means that if there are two or more possible isomeric products then that structural isomer is the major product which is more stable. The product may be stereospecific also (i.e. a particular stereoisomeric product may predominate depending upon the stereochemistry of reaction).
Which of the following correctly shows major product?
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Explanation the Question: Asking about the reaction that will show correct major product.
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This question is based on Electrophilic addition reaction of alkenes.
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Electrophilic addition reaction involves intermediate carbocation that may undergo rearrangement. Major addition product is formed through more stable carbocation of the given reaction are:
