What is markownikoff''s rule, Chemistry

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In addition, of hydrogen halides to the unsymmetrical alkens, Hydrogen is added to the carbon atom having of more number of hydrogen atoms and halide is added to the carbon atoms having of lesser number of hydrogen atoms.

Ex; CH2-CHBr-CH3àCH3-CH=CH2+HBr--

Iso Prophyl Bromide

 


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