Alkenes undergo electrophilic addition reactions with reactants such as halogens X2, hydrogen halides HX and water H2O.
When an asymmetrical alkene reacts with an asymmetrical reactant (HX or H2O), two products are possible. We can use the Markovnikov Rule, which states that H is bonded to the Carbon with more H, to predict the major product.
To learn how to apply Markovnikov Rule for Electrophilic Addition of Alkenes, watch this video tutorial now!
Topic - Alkenes, Organic Chemistry, JC, H2, A Level Chemistry, Singapore
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