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explain the electrophilic addition to 1,3 butadiene.​

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Answered by Misstension
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Mechanism for the Electrophilic Addition to Conjugate Dienes

For 1,3-butadiene, the proton is added to form the allylic, resonance stabilized carbocation intermediate. The resulting cation has a substantial delocalization energy, with the charge distributed over two carbons.

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Mechanism for the Electrophilic Addition to Conjugate Dienes

Mechanism for the Electrophilic Addition to Conjugate DienesFor 1,3-butadiene, the proton is added to form the allylic, resonance stabilized carbocation intermediate. The resulting cation has a substantial delocalization energy, with the charge distributed over two carbons

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