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A: The given mechanism is the general mechanism of electrophilic addition of alkenes and alkynes.

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Q: How many intermediate/s is/are present in the reaction based from the energy diagram as shown below

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Q: Which of the following step would have the largest energy of activation?

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Q: A transition state is highest in energy

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Q: Define the Usage of mechanism to determine the stereochemistry ?

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Q: If you use a catalyst to speed up the reaction, how will that affect the reaction  coordinate?

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Q: Which of the folowing is the product for the given reaction?

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Q: он H+ 1) How muny intermediates arc incre? 2) HOw many transition states canbe farmd?

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A: Hydroboration – oxidation is the conversion of an alkene to alcohol.