Chemistry, asked by Mkay5, 1 month ago

the addition of hydrogen halide to an alkene is called?

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Answered by devisurya2004

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The addition reaction of a hydrogen halide to an alkene produces an alkyl halide as product.

Answered by avabooleav

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Explanation:

The addition of hydrogen halides is called hydrohalogenation. It can occur in both symmetrical and asymmetrical alkenes and results in bond breakage of alkenes. A carbocation is formed during the process which can rearrange itself to become more stable.

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