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10. Addition Reactions / Markovnikov / Problem 1
Problem 1
Why is it not possible to convert an alkene (other than ethene) to a primary alkyl halide using the electrophilic addition reaction of a haloacid? An example is shown below.
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Due to the formation of a less secondary carbocation intermediate
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Due to the formation of a less stable primary carbocation intermediate
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Due to the less thermodynamic stability of a primary alkyl halide
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Due to the formation of a less stable primary radical intermediate
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