State and draw the structure of three-hexene

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Acid catalyzed hydration of 3-hexene gives only one alcohol with the molecular formula C6H14O.

A) Draw the structure of 3-hexene.

B) Draw the structure of the product formed and give its IUPAC name for this alcohol.

Reference no: EM13172881

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