Chemistry, asked by unnikannan, 1 year ago

C2H4+H2 in the presence of Ni

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Answered by Anonymous
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it will become 


         

                                (CATALIST) NI
           C2H4+H2---------------------------------->  C2H6
Answered by IlaMends
11

Answer:Ethane will be obtained.

Explanation:

Reaction in which addition of hydrogen atoms in an unsaturated hydrocarbon takes place is called hydrogenation.

R-C=CH_2+H_2\rightarrow RCH-CH_3

Generally addition of hydrogen in alkenes or alkynes are done with help of catalyst like ; platinum nickel etc.

So, the product of the given reaction will be ethane.

C2H4+H2 \overset{Ni}\rightarrow C_2H_6

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