Does Markonikov rule only applicable for hydrogen halides?
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The hydrogen from the reactant (H-X or other) will be added to the least substituted carbon because of the increased stability of more substituted carbocations. Anti-Markovnikov's rule - in anti-Markovnikov addition (e.g. Hydroboration-Oxidation), the hydrogen will, instead, get added to the more substituted carbon.
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yes it is absolutely applicable.... it is suitable in addition of hydrog en halide ( haloacid) or water in unsaturated hydrocarbon..
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