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Chapter 8: Q 65P (page 375)

Draw all the products of the following reaction:

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Double bond shifts towards positive charge and the carbon having positive charge will form double bond and the adjacent carbon will get double bond likewise then next adjacent double bond attack and positive charge will go on that carbon like this way positive charge will spread on that ring. Where the ring will get positive charge there the OH group will attach.

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How will reaction proceed

Double bond shifts towards positive charge and the carbon having positive charge will form double bond and the adjacent carbon will get double bond likewise then next adjacent double bond attack and positive charge will go on that carbon like this way positive charge will spread on that ring. Where the ring will get positive charge there the OH group will attach.

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