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Which type of alkene reaction results in the formation of a carbocation intermediate?

Options

  1. AElectrophilic addition
  2. BNucleophilic substitution
  3. CRadical polymerization
  4. DElimination

Correct answer

A. Electrophilic addition

Step-by-step solution

Electrophilic addition reactions, such as the acid-catalysed hydration of alkenes, involve the formation of a carbocation intermediate.

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