Markovnikov's rule for the addition of hydrogen halides to alkenes states that theincoming hydrogen bonds to the:sp² carbon with the most hydrogens already.sp carbon with the most hydrogens already.None of these choices is correct.sp² carbon with the fewest hydrogens already.sp³ carbon with the most hydrogens already.

a) sp2 carbon with the most hydrogens already.Explanation:Step 1: Markovnikov's rule:When a protic…

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