Question
What is ‘A’ in the following reaction?
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Answer
Explanation:
In this reaction addition of HCl takes place on doubly bonded carbon atom in accordance with Markovnikov’s rule i.e.," addition of negative part of the addenum (adding molecule) will take place on the carbon which has lesser number of hydrogen atoms ".Compound at (iii) confirms this strategy."
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