Start with CH3-CH=CH H2-CH3, and react it first with H20 in the presence of H2SO4 (as the catalyst), to produce TWO major substrate products. Then, take those two major substrate products, and use them as the substrates of the next reaction, by reacting each with K2Cr207 and H2SO4, to produce TWO FINAL MAJOR substrate products. [There are a total of two final major substrate products, not four.]

Start with CH3-CH=CH H2-CH3, and react it first with H20 in the presence of H2SO4 (as the catalyst), to produce TWO major substrate products. Then, take those two major substrate products, and use them as the substrates of the next reaction, by reacting each with K2Cr207 and H2SO4, to produce TWO FINAL MAJOR substrate products. [There are a total of two final major substrate products, not four.]

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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