V. Questions: 1. Summarizes the result by completing the following table: REAGENT |Alkanes Alkenes Alkynes Benzene|Alkyl benzene Bromine in CCI4 Is there a reaction? What is the sign of the |positive reaction? Is light necessary? Is HBr evolved? What is the mechanism involved? Baeyer's Reagent (cold, dilute, neutral, aqueous KMNO,) Is there a reaction? What is the sign of the positive reaction? Ammoniacal AgNO, Is there a reaction? What is the sign of a positive reaction?

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V. Questions:
1. Summarizes the result by completing the following table:
REAGENT
|Alkanes Alkenes Alkynes Benzene Alkyl benzene
Bromine in CCI4
Is there a reaction?
What is the sign of the
positive reaction?
Is light necessary?
Is HBr evolved?
What is the mechanism
involved?
Baeyer's Reagent (cold, dilute, neutral, aqueous KMNO,)
Is there a reaction?
What is the sign of the
positive reaction?
Ammoniacal AgNO3
Is there a reaction?
What is the sign of a positive
reaction?
2. In the bromination reactions, what is the function of CCl,? Why can it fulfil its role?
3. Bromination proceeds by either free radical substitution or electrophillic addition. Based on Table 3,
which mechanism is followed by alkanes? by alkenes? by alkynes?
Transcribed Image Text:1:58 PM Sun Sep 5 O 10% Done 6-Experiment-No.-6-Hydrocarbons V. Questions: 1. Summarizes the result by completing the following table: REAGENT |Alkanes Alkenes Alkynes Benzene Alkyl benzene Bromine in CCI4 Is there a reaction? What is the sign of the positive reaction? Is light necessary? Is HBr evolved? What is the mechanism involved? Baeyer's Reagent (cold, dilute, neutral, aqueous KMNO,) Is there a reaction? What is the sign of the positive reaction? Ammoniacal AgNO3 Is there a reaction? What is the sign of a positive reaction? 2. In the bromination reactions, what is the function of CCl,? Why can it fulfil its role? 3. Bromination proceeds by either free radical substitution or electrophillic addition. Based on Table 3, which mechanism is followed by alkanes? by alkenes? by alkynes?
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