1.) When an unsymmetrical alkene undergoes a hydration reaction with acidic water, the newly added hydrogen becomes attached to which carbon atom?

A. The carbon in the starting material alkene that has the fewest number of hydrogen atoms attached before the reaction.

B. The carbon in the starting material alkene that has the greater number of hydrogen atoms attached before the reaction.

C. The oxygen atom that has the OH group attached

D. It does not matter which carbon in the alkene starting material the newly added hydrogen becomes attached to in the reaction product

2.) When a symmetrical alkene undergoes a hydration reaction with acidic water, which carbon atom in the alkene starting material does the newly added hydrogen become attached?

A. The newly added hydrogen atom becomes attached to the carbon atom next to the alkene carbon atoms

B. The newly added hydrogen atom becomes attached to both carbon atoms that were involved in the alkene C=C bond

C. It does not matter which of the alkene carbon atoms the newly added hydrogen atom becomes attached because there is no difference in the number of hydrogen atoms bonded to the starting material alkene carbons.