Reactions of Alkenes
- Created by: Jake Bird
- Created on: 14-04-15 12:06
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- Reactions of Alkenes
- Hydrogenation
- Occurs in the presence of a Nickel Catalyst
- The C=C double bond breaks and the hydrogen forms bonds to the Carbon atoms
- Forms an alkane
- Addition of Halogens
- Forms a halogenoalkane
- The C=C bond breaks and the halogen is added to the alkane
- Addition of Hydrogen Halides
- Forms A Halogenoalkane
- The Halogen and the Hydrogen will both be added to the alkane after the double bond is broken
- Reaction with Acidified Potassium Manganate
- Forms a Diol, this is a compound with 2 OH groups attached to it
- Hydrogenation
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