Conditions for electrophillic addition?

Can't seem to find it

Can't seem to find it

In most cases react in the cold

In most cases react in the cold

My textbook says room temperature pressure, although this may not be correct

My textbook says room temperature pressure, although this may not be correct

yes, sorry. By cold, I mean you don't have to heat them in the majority of cases

Can't seem to find it

You need an electrophile... I suspect you're asking about a specific reacton, which one?

its just room temperature, im an a2 student

screw chemistry

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