**Recognizing Common Alkene Addition Reactions****Classify each of the following organic reactions:**1. **Reaction 1** - **Equation:** - Reactants: An alkene and the reagents Cl₂ and H₂O. - Products: A molecule with an OH and a Cl group added across the double bond. - **Type of Reaction:** - Halohydrin formation2. **Reaction 2** - **Equation:** - Reactants: A cyclohexene and H₂ with Pd as a catalyst. - Products: Cyclohexane. - **Type of Reaction:** - Hydrogenation3. **Reaction 3** - **Equation:** - Reactants: An alkene with the reagents 1) Hg(OAc)₂, H₂O followed by 2) NaBH₄. - Products: An alcohol with the OH group added to the more substituted carbon. - **Type of Reaction:** - Oxyhydration4. **Reaction 4** - **Equation:** - Reactants: A cycloalkene and H₃O⁺. - Products: An alcohol. - **Type of Reaction:** - HydrationFor each reaction, students should identify the correct type of reaction based on the chemical process involved.

In the given reaction addition reaction takes place with the alkenes. The addition reaction can be…

Classify each of the following organic reactions. reaction Y OH Cl₂ + X H₂O CI H₂ Pd 1) Hg(OAc)2, H₂O 2) NaBH₁ OH OH H₂O* a-a type of reaction (check all that apply) hydration halohydrin formation hydrohalogenation addition Doxyhydration hydrogenation addition substitution Ohydrohalogenation hydration hydrogenation halohydrin formation O halohydrin formation hydration addition hydrohalogenation hydrogenation Oenolation hydroxation halohydrin formation hydrogenation addition hydration Ohydrohalogenation

Classify each of the following organic reactions. reaction Y OH Cl₂ + X H₂O CI H₂ Pd 1) Hg(OAc)2, H₂O 2) NaBH₁ OH OH H₂O* a-a type of reaction (check all that apply) hydration halohydrin formation hydrohalogenation addition Doxyhydration hydrogenation addition substitution Ohydrohalogenation hydration hydrogenation halohydrin formation O halohydrin formation hydration addition hydrohalogenation hydrogenation Oenolation hydroxation halohydrin formation hydrogenation addition hydration Ohydrohalogenation

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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