Carbocations are frequent intermediates in acidic reactions of alkenes,alcohols,etc.What do carbocations usually do? They may:
A)rearrange to a more stable carbocation.
B)lose a proton to form an alkene.
C)combine with a nucleophile.
D)react with an alkene to form a larger carbocation.
E)do all of these choices.

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Carbocations are highly reactive intermediates and can undergo several reactions depending on the reaction conditions and the available reagents. They can rearrange to a more stable carbocation, lose a proton to form an alkene, or combine with a nucleophile. Additionally, they can react with an alkene to form a larger carbocation. Therefore, all of the given choices are usually possible for carbocations.

Carbocations Are Frequent Intermediates in Acidic Reactions of Alkenes,alcohols,etc