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The mechanism for halogenation of an alkene involves the formation of a halonium ion.

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Complete these alkene E+ addition reactions by giving the products or starting materials. When appropriate, show the stereochemistry.

a. Addition to HX

b. Hydration

c. Hydrocarbon

d. Halogenation

e.Formation of a halohydrin

f. Hydrogenation

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