1(a) Explain briefly what is meant by ONE of the following terms (use words and diagrams).(i) Markovnikov’s rule(ii) Transition state1(b) Draw the mechanism (using structures, arrows and appropriate symbols) for the formation of thefollowing products: 1(a) Explain briefly what is meant by ONE of the following terms (use words and diagrams).(i) Markovnikov's rule(ii) Transition state1(b) Draw the mechanism (using structures, arrows and appropriate symbols) for the formation cfollowing products:H+yoNaBrBr

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1(a) Explain briefly what is meant by ONE of the following terms (use words and diagrams). (i) Markovnikov's rule (ii) Transition state 1(b) Draw the mechanism (using structures, arrows and appropriate symbols) for the formation following products: you OH NaBr H* Br

1(a) Explain briefly what is meant by ONE of the following terms (use words and diagrams). (i) Markovnikov's rule (ii) Transition state 1(b) Draw the mechanism (using structures, arrows and appropriate symbols) for the formation following products: you OH NaBr H* Br

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(i) Markovnikov’s rule
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