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    The document lists 20 carbocation reactions and provides guidance on solving them. It instructs the reader to think step-by-step, first forming a carbocation via protonation, then considering carbocation stability and possible rearrangements to form the most stable structure. Finally, the nucleophile attacks the carbocation to give the final product. The reader is encouraged to write out the full mechanism steps for each reaction.

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    The document lists 20 carbocation reactions and provides guidance on solving them. It instructs the reader to think step-by-step, first forming a carbocation via protonation, then considering carbocation stability and possible rearrangements to form the most stable structure. Finally, the nucleophile attacks the carbocation to give the final product. The reader is encouraged to write out the full mechanism steps for each reaction.

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    Kalpavriksha Classes Carbocation Er. A. K.

    Srivastwa (IIT Delhi)


    CH3

    HBr
    (1)

    CH3

    HBr
    (2)

    CH3

    (3) HBr

    CH2 HBr
    (4)

    CH2 HBr
    (5)
    CH2

    CH3
    (6) HBr

    CH3

    HBr
    (7)
    CH2

    HBr
    (8)

    CH3
    HBr
    (9)

    CH3
    CH3
    (10) HBr

    O
    (11) HBr

    Kalpavriksha Classes, Indira Nagar Colony, Hydel Road, Chitaipur, Vns-05. Ph:7054311100/8960843241
    Kalpavriksha Classes Carbocation Er. A. K. Srivastwa (IIT Delhi)
    CH3
    CH3
    HBr
    (12)

    HBr
    (13)
    CH3
    HBr
    CH3
    (14)

    O
    HBr
    (15)
    H3C CH3

    CH3
    HBr
    (16)
    O

    (17) HBr

    HBr
    (18)

    HBr
    (19)
    CH3
    H3C
    (20) HBr
    H3C

    CH2

    All questions just demand your presence of mind. Always think in step by step manner. First step is
    protonation, thus forming a carbocation. Think about the stability and reactions of carbocation. Nature
    favours stable end product. So, if possible, rearrangement will always take. Once, you have got the most
    stable carbocation, then finally the nucleophile present, will attack the carbocation to get final product.

    TRY IT. WRITE ALL MECHANISM STEPS.

    Kalpavriksha Classes, Indira Nagar Colony, Hydel Road, Chitaipur, Vns-05. Ph:7054311100/8960843241

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