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Write the molecular formula of the organic product formed when methane reacts with a single molecule of chlorine gas.
Question 9
9.
Identify the general type of reaction occuring:
Question 10
10.
Identify the general type of reaction occuring:
Question 11
11.
Identify the specific type of reaction occuring:
Question 12
12.
Write the IUPAC name for compound C.
Question 13
13.
For A write the IUPAC name and for B write its molecular formula
Simply write both answers (A first and then B) separated by a comma
THE FOLLOWING QUESTION IS BASED ON THIS FLOW DIAGRAM:
What is the general and specific types of reaction for reaction 1 and reaction 2?
addition
hydrohalogenation
dehydrohalogenation
dehydration
dehalogenation
substitution
halogenation
hydration
elimination
Reaction 1
Reaction 2
When pentane undergoes substitution with bromine gas, what products are formed?
1,2-dibromopentane and HBr
2-bromopentane and HBr
1,2-dibromopentane
3-bromopentane
What reactant is needed to convert hexene into 2,3-diflourohexane?
F
fluorohexane
fluorine gas
HF
Which reaction is NOT an elimination reaction?
dehydration
cracking of hydrocarbons
dehydrohalogenation
hydrolysis
Which one of the options is a reactant used in the making of this compound?
What kind(s) of reaction(s) can alkenes undergo? Select all that apply.
combustion
elimination
addition
substitution
esterification
Identify the general type of reaction occuring in reaction 2 (addition or substitution) and then identify the specific type of reaction taking place in reaction 2.