Complete the mechanism for the electrophilic addition when the alkene is treated with water in acid.НО:H3O*a) Use curved arrows to show the attack on theb) Complete the structure of the carbocationelectrophilic hydrogen by the alkene.intermediate by adding the missing positivecharge. Use a curved arrow to show the attack ofSelect Draw Rings MoreErasethe water on the carbocation.HSelect Draw Rings MoreEraseHHHHc) Use curved arrows to show the deprotonationFinal products O ResourcesLx Give Up?: 0HHHQc) Use curved arrows to show the deprotonationFinal productsof the alcohol.Select Draw Rings MoreErase||| | "|0)HHH.H

Introduction: An electrophilic addition reaction is the reaction in which an electrophile attack…

Complete the mechanism for the electrophilic addition when the alkene is treated with water in acid. но: H30* b) Complete the structure of the carbocation intermediate by adding the missing positive charge. Use a curved arrow to show the attack of a) Use curved arrows to show the attack on the electrophilic hydrogen by the alkene. Select Draw Rings More Erase the water on the carbocation. H Select Draw Rings More Erase H H H H H H

Complete the mechanism for the electrophilic addition when the alkene is treated with water in acid. но: H30* b) Complete the structure of the carbocation intermediate by adding the missing positive charge. Use a curved arrow to show the attack of a) Use curved arrows to show the attack on the electrophilic hydrogen by the alkene. Select Draw Rings More Erase the water on the carbocation. H Select Draw Rings More Erase H H H H H H

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