Chemistry, asked by gali2, 1 year ago

how do we distinguish between alkanes,alkenes and alkynes by chemical method?​

Answers

Answered by ranjanalok961
5

we can use the formula for differntiation

alkane=Cn(H2n+2)

n and 2n as subscripts

alkene=CnH2n

n and 2n subscripts

alkynes=CnHn

or we use hybridisation mtd but that is not always correct

it it is alkane it is SP3 hybridisation

if it is alkene it is SP2 hybridisation

if it is alkyne it is SP hybridisation.

Answered by generalRd
3

ANSWER

We can basically use a variety of tests to distinguish between Alkanes and Alkenes.

Test=>

°The most Commonly used test is by using Bromine(Br) water.

-When Br water is treated in alkane no reaction takes place and the color if bromine water retains whereas in case of alkene the reaction takes place and this results in decolorizing of Bromine water.

Reactions=>

1)With Alkene

-C2H4 + Br => C2H4Br

(ethene) (decolorized water)

2)With Alkane

-C2H6 + Br => No reaction.

(ethane) (no change in colour)

Extra information

Alkane

-They are saturated hydrocarbons having single bonds.

-They don't react due to saturation.

-Example =>substitution,combustion etc

Alkene

-They are unsaturated hydrocarbons having double bonds.

-They show various reactions.

-Some are Hydrogenation, combustion etc.

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