For what reason(s) would HBr NOT be an ideal reagent for the reaction shown below? H₂C H₂C HO CH3 ng H₂C. H₂C CH3 Choose one or more: A. A carbocation rearrangement could lead to a different product. B. An SN1 reaction will result in a loss of stereochemistry. C. Other functional groups in this molecule will be affected by the strong acid. OD. A secondary alcohol may react through an elimination pathway.

For what reason(s) would HBr NOT be an ideal reagent for the reaction shown below? H₂C H₂C HO CH3 ng H₂C. H₂C CH3 Choose one or more: A. A carbocation rearrangement could lead to a different product. B. An SN1 reaction will result in a loss of stereochemistry. C. Other functional groups in this molecule will be affected by the strong acid. OD. A secondary alcohol may react through an elimination pathway.

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