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Decarboxylation Reaction of Alkanes

C6 H6 benzene...

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C6 H6 benzene straight chain structure.

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straight chain structure for C6H6 may be CH2=CH-C=C-CH=CH2 (two double and one triple bond) . but if it is so then it should undergo the addition reactions easily.but in actual practice benzene does not undregoes addition reaction easily and not reacts with HCl , Br2 and KMnO4 solutions......

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