Consider the organic product in the drawing area below. Click and drag to start drawing a structure. + Add one or more lone pairs G છે P Oyes O no Can this product be made by an addition reaction with one alkene reactant and no more than one small molecule reactant? If you said the product can be made by an addition to an alkene, would the reaction need to create mostly Markovnikov or mostly anti-Markovnikov product? Finally, if you said the product can be made, draw the alkene reactant and any necessary small-molecule reactant on the left-hand side of the reaction above. Remember to add no more than one small-molecule reactant. Note for advanced students: you don't need to draw any catalysts, required reaction conditions, solvent, et cetera. Just the alkene and any small-molecule reactant. Also, your proposed synthesis should not rely on any carbocation re-arrangements. Markovnikov anti-Markovnikov Br

Consider the organic product in the drawing area below. Click and drag to start drawing a structure. + Add one or more lone pairs G છે P Oyes O no Can this product be made by an addition reaction with one alkene reactant and no more than one small molecule reactant? If you said the product can be made by an addition to an alkene, would the reaction need to create mostly Markovnikov or mostly anti-Markovnikov product? Finally, if you said the product can be made, draw the alkene reactant and any necessary small-molecule reactant on the left-hand side of the reaction above. Remember to add no more than one small-molecule reactant. Note for advanced students: you don't need to draw any catalysts, required reaction conditions, solvent, et cetera. Just the alkene and any small-molecule reactant. Also, your proposed synthesis should not rely on any carbocation re-arrangements. Markovnikov anti-Markovnikov Br

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