Is Electrophilic hydration a Reversible Synthesis?

Electrophilic hydration is reversible because an alkene in water is in equilibrium with the alcohol product. To sway the equilibrium one way or another, the temperature or the concentration of the non-nucleophilic strong acid can be changed. For example:

• Less sulfuric or phosphoric acid and an excess of water help synthesize more alcohol product.
• Lower temperatures help synthesize more alcohol product.