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Propose a reaction that could transform albietic or part of the molecule (I.e functional group) into...

Propose a reaction that could transform albietic or part of the molecule (I.e functional group) into a new molecule. Include reagents.
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  • Addition reactions undergone by alkenes (compounds having carbon-carbon double bond) result in formation of products with different functional groups, depending on the reagent used.
  • On the addition of HBr, alkene is converted to Haloalkane
  • If water is added across the double bond of the alkene, the corresponding alcohol will be obtained.
  • Other reagents can also be used in such type of addition reactions. For example, addition of
    • halogen (in presence of water) forms halohydrin.
    • ozone forms carbonyl compound
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