organic chemistry
is an alcohol produced if halogenation of alkenes takes place in inorganic solvent such as water?
Original post by clarra lance
is an alcohol produced if halogenation of alkenes takes place in inorganic solvent such as water?
You do get trace amounts of alcohols being produced if water is the solvent.
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