rule does not apply to which type of reaction? dehydration of alcohols dehydroha

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rule does not apply to which type of reaction? dehydration of alcohols dehydrohalogenation of alkylhalides addition of HC1 to alkenes all of the above Acid catalyzed hydration of an alkene is an example of elimination reaction substitution reaction free radical reaction addition reaction SN1 reactions run best in solvents and SN2 reactions run best in solvents. polar protic, polar protic polar protic, polar aprotic polar aprotic, polar aprotic polar aprotic, polar protic The oxymercuration-demercuration reaction produces a addition. Markovnikov Anti-Markovnikov Syn addition Anti addition Rearrangement reactions in certain addition reactions of alkenes occur in which intermediate of the reaction? alkyloxonium ion free radical intermediate carbocation halonium ion To ensure dehydrohalogenation of a primary alkyl halide which base should be reaction? tert-butoxide ion ethoxide ion methoxide ion hydroxide ion

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7) Acid catalysed hydration is an example of addition reaction.

8) SN1 - polar protic, SN2 - polar aprotic

9) Oxymercuration demercuration produces markonikovs addition

10) Carbocation rearrangement

11) Tet-butoxide ion

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