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Chapter 8: Q28P (page 318)

What are the products of the following reactions, assuming that one equivalent of each reagent is used in each reaction?

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a) Here two products will form where first both chlorine will attack on 1,2 carbon and in second both chlorine will attack on 1,4 carbon.

b) Here two products will form where first H+ and Br- will attack on 1,2 carbon and in second both H+ and Br- will attack on 1,4 carbon.

c) Here two products will form where first both bromine will attack on 1,2 carbon and in second both bromine will attack on 1,4 carbon.

d) Here H+ and Cl- will attack on either double bond as both product will be same.

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a) Here two products will form where first both chlorine will attack on 1,2 carbon and in second both chlorine will attack on 1,4 carbon.

b) Here two products will form where first H+ and Br- will attack on 1,2 carbon and in second both H+ and Br- will attack on 1,4 carbon.

c) Here two products will form where first both bromine will attack on 1,2 carbon and in second both bromine will attack on 1,4 carbon.

d) Here H+ and Cl- will attack on either double bond as both product will be same.

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