The expected product from the addition of hcl to ch3â€"ch2â€"ch=ch2 is
a) ch3â€"ch2â€"ch...
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Chemistry, 07.01.2020 23:31, ChristLover2863
The expected product from the addition of hcl to ch3â€"ch2â€"ch=ch2 is
a) ch3â€"ch2â€"ch=chcl d) ch3â€"ch2â€"ch2â€"ch2cl
b) ch3â€"ch2â€"ccl=ch2 e) ch3â€"ch2â€"chclâ€"ch3
c) ch3â€"chclâ€"ch=ch2
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