What are the most common mistakes students make in Hydrocarbons?
H adds to the carbon with more hydrogens — unless peroxides are present, which reverse it (anti-Markovnikov).
Top mistakes to avoid in Hydrocarbons: • H adds to the carbon with more hydrogens — unless peroxides are present, which reverse it (anti-Markovnikov). • thinking unsaturated hydrocarbons are less reactive than alkanes. • reversing it, except in the peroxide (anti-Markovnikov) effect. • expecting benzene to undergo addition like an alkene.
Common mistake
H adds to the carbon with more hydrogens — unless peroxides are present, which reverse it (anti-Markovnikov).
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