Answer 3,4,5 pls LAB WORKSHEETExperiment 8-Chemical and Physical Properties of Alkanes and AlkenesRESULTSTable 1. Physical properties (solubility in water)CompoundHexane Single bondCyclohexane Single bond1-Hexene double bondCyclohexeneGasolineKeroseneTable 2. Reaction with bromineCompoundHexaneCyclohexane1-HexeneCyclohexeneGasolineKeroseneTable 3. Reaction with potassium permanganateCompoundHexaneCyclohexane1-HexeneCyclohexene11Soluble in water?(Yes or No)NONONONONOReactive with Br2 within 1 minute?(Yes or No)NONOyes$6yesReactive with KMnO4 (brown solid formed)?(+ or -)negativeneeativepositivepositive Questions:1. Draw the structures of hexane, cyclohexane, 1-hexene and cyclohexene.HexaneCyclohexaneHHHHHH(771H-C-C-C-C-C-C-H|| | | | |Н А НА А Н1- Hexene CyclohexeneH2. Which reacts more rapidly with bromine, an alkane or an alkene?Bromine reacts more rapidlyWith alkenes-HHHHH>C-C-C-C-C-C-H|/ 1 1 || 1HAHHAН12וור3. Based on your answer to the above question and the structures you draw in question 1, what is thegroup/bond in the structure that causes the increased reactivity towards bromine addition?The double carbon bund4. Based on your own experiment and the structures you draw in question 1, what is the group/bond inthe structures that causes positive result with potassium permanganate test?5. Based on the bromine test, do you think gasoline and kerosene are made of organic compounds thatcontain at least one C=C double bond or C=C triple bond? Explain briefly.

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3. Based on your answer to the above question and the structures you draw in question 1, what is the group/bond in the structure that causes the increased reactivity towards bromine addition? The double carton 4. Based on your own experiment and the structures you draw in question 1, what is the group/bond in

3. Based on your answer to the above question and the structures you draw in question 1, what is the group/bond in the structure that causes the increased reactivity towards bromine addition? The double carton 4. Based on your own experiment and the structures you draw in question 1, what is the group/bond in

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