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Chapter 10: Q.29. (page 415)

Question: Draw the constitutional isomer formed when the following alkenes are treated with each set of reagents: [1] $H_{2} O, H_{2} S O_{4}$ ; or [2] $B H_{3}$ followed by $H_{2} O_{2}, H O^{-}$ .

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Step 1:Addition reaction of an alkene

Hydroboration-oxidation reaction involves the formation of a primary alcohol, whereas acid-catalyzed hydration reaction involves the formation of a secondary alcohol.

Formation of products for a, b and c

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Question: Draw the constitutional isomer formed when the following alkenes are treated with each set of reagents: [1] H2O,H2SO4; or [2] BH3followed by H2O2,HO-.

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Step 1:Addition reaction of an alkene

Formation of products for a, b and c

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Question: Draw the constitutional isomer formed when the following alkenes are treated with each set of reagents: [1] $H_{2} O, H_{2} S O_{4}$ ; or [2] $B H_{3}$ followed by $H_{2} O_{2}, H O^{-}$ .