Oxidation of Alkanes
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Why are organic compounds easily flammable?
Write the balanced equation for the Burning of Ethane in a plentiful supply of air
Write the equation for the laboratory preparation of ethane from sodium propionate.
Alkanes react with an excess of air or oxygen to give :
Alkene
Carbon dioxide gas
Hydrogen gas
Alkyne
Two moles of a hydrocarbon for complete combustion consume 13 moles of oxygen. When 1 mole of it is subjected to complete combustion, the number of moles of water vapour formed is one mole more than the number of moles of formed. Identify the formula of hydrocarbon.
Write a balanced chemical for Burning of ethane in plentiful supply of air
Alkanes readily burn in excess of air or Oxygen to give
CO2
HCHO
H2O
CH3OH
(i) an unsaturated hydrocarbon from calcium carbide.
(CH3)3CHKMnO4−−−−−→A;CH3(CH2)2CH3HCl−−−→AlCl3B;CH3(CH2)4CH3Cr2O3, 773K−−−−−−−→10−20 atmC;
Correct statements are
A. 'A' is tertiary alcohol B. 'B' contains a 3∘ carbon
C. 'C' follows Huckel's rule D. both B and C are aromatic
A, B, C only
A, C, D only
A, B, C , D
B, C only
Complete the following word equation and write balanced molecular equations for the same :
Alkanes readily burn in excess of air or Oxygen to give
CO2
HCHO
H2O
CH3OH
Complete the following word equation and write balanced molecular equations for the same :
- They release a lot of energy when their bonds are broken
- They absorbs a lot of energy when their bonds are combine
- They receives no energy
- None of these