(iii) The acid catalysed hydration of alkene 3 gives rise to the alcohol 4 as shown in Figure 1. • Draw the structure of alcohol 4. • Draw the structure of the intermediate species leading to alcohol 4. • Identify which step is the rate determining step (slowest step). • Using the curly arrow notation draw a mechanism for this reaction. 3 + H₂O H* catalyst Step 1 [intermediate species] Figure 1 Step 2 Alcohol 4

(iii) The acid catalysed hydration of alkene 3 gives rise to the alcohol 4 as shown in Figure 1. • Draw the structure of alcohol 4. • Draw the structure of the intermediate species leading to alcohol 4. • Identify which step is the rate determining step (slowest step). • Using the curly arrow notation draw a mechanism for this reaction. 3 + H₂O H* catalyst Step 1 [intermediate species] Figure 1 Step 2 Alcohol 4

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