Which of the following statements about this reaction is true? + HCI a. The major product under kinetic control is the 1,2 addition product because of the stability of the carbocation intermediate in that pathway. b. The major product under kinetic control is the 1,2 addition product because of a more stable transition state for chloride attack. c. The major product under kinetic control is the 1,4 addition product because of the stability of the carbocation intermediate in that pathway. d. The major product under kinetic control is the 1,4 addition product because of a more stable transition state for chloride attack. e. Neither carbocation stability nor transition state stability for chloride attack play a role in determining the preferred product under kinetic control.

Which of the following statements about this reaction is true? + HCI a. The major product under kinetic control is the 1,2 addition product because of the stability of the carbocation intermediate in that pathway. b. The major product under kinetic control is the 1,2 addition product because of a more stable transition state for chloride attack. c. The major product under kinetic control is the 1,4 addition product because of the stability of the carbocation intermediate in that pathway. d. The major product under kinetic control is the 1,4 addition product because of a more stable transition state for chloride attack. e. Neither carbocation stability nor transition state stability for chloride attack play a role in determining the preferred product under kinetic control.

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