MCQ
When ethene undergoes addition reaction with chlorine, it gives:
- AMethane
- BDichloroethene
- CDichloroethane
- DPropane
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Answer
- Dichloroethane
Explanation:
When ethene undergoes addition reaction with chlorine, it gives dichloroethane.
CH2=CH2 + Cl2 → ClCH2−CH2Cl + H2
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