0 give a chemical test to distinguish between saturated and unsaturated hydrocarbons
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Hydrocarbons are the compounds which have hydrogen and carbon
They are of two types :--
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✳Alkane
They are the compounds which have single bond among carbon atoms.
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✳Alkene
They are the compounds which have double bond among carbon atoms.
✳Alkyne
They are the compounds which have thriple bond among carbon atoms.
Saturated hydrocarbon alkane can be distinguish by unsaturated hydrocarbon alkenes and alkynes we use..
◼BROMINE WATER
▶When bromine is added to saturated hydrocarbons (alkanes) under diffused sunlight solution , it by substitution reaction will replace hydrogen atoms with bromine .But the reddish brown color of bromide remains unaffected.
Example :- If bromine is added to methane
(monobromomethane)
(dibromomethane)
(tribromomethane)
(tetrabromomethane)
▶When bromine water is added to unstaturated hydrocarbons , they does addition reaction which means breaking of bonds and addition of an atom.
When a halogen is added its known as halogenation.
✳For aklene
When bromine is added to aklene the double bond of alkene breaks, and bromine gets added to the compound to complete the bonds.
Example :-Ethene
(1,2 dibromoethane)
✳For alkyne
When bromine is added to aklyne the triple bond bond of alkene breaks into double then to single , and bromine gets added to the compound to complete the bonds.
Example :-Ethene
(1,2 dibromoethane)
Further
(1,1,2,2 tetrabromoethane)
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