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Hydrohalogenation
Markovnikov’s rule (most substituted)
Carbocation rearrangement
Reagents: H-Br or H-Cl

Hydrohalogenation
over ROOR
Anti-Markovnikov (least substituted)
Reagents: H-Br/ROOR

Acid-Catalyzed hydration
Markovnikov’s rule (most substituted)
Carbocation rearrangement possible
Reagent: H3O+

Oxymercuration-demercuration
anti-addition
Markovnikov’s rule (most substituted)
Reagent: Hg(OAc)2,H2O / NaBH4 or Hg(OAc)2, EtOH / NaBH4

Hydroboration
Anti-Markovnikov’s rule (least substituted)
Adds OH- on the least substituted C
Syn addition (cis H+ & OH- both on a wedge or both on a dash)
Reagent: BH3(THF) / H2O2, NaOH

Hydrogenation
adding a halogen across a double bond
Alkene to alkane
Syn addition
Reagents: H2 / Pd/C

Halogenation
adding a halogen across a double bond
anti-addition
if over H2O, add one OH instead of Br or halogen !!
Reagents: Br2 or Br2/H2O

Ozonalysis
cleaves a C=C and gives us either C=O-H or C=O
draw a line between double bond (or CUT the double bond in half)
add substituents AFTER drawing products
Reagents: O3/DMS or O3/DMS

Anti hydroxylation
adding 2OH- groups across a double bond
epoxide intermediate
Trans product
One OH is on a wedge and one is on a dash
Reagent: RCO3H / H3O+

Syn dihydroxylation
adding 2OH- groups across a double bond
cis product
Reagent: OSO4 / NaHSO3, H2O or KMnO4, NaOH / cold
