reaction with bromine dissolved in ccl4 or bromine water is used as test for unsaturation alkemes and alkynes explaim with the help of suitable reaction
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Bromine reacts, slowly, with C-H bonds via free-radical substitution. CCl4 solvent allows you to store bromine solutions long-term, because it cannot react with bromine.
Bromine reacts, slowly, with C-H bonds via free-radical substitution. CCl4 solvent allows you to store bromine solutions long-term, because it cannot react with bromine.Water is used in order to make bromohydrins, where you get Br and OH adding to the double bond. You can’t store bromine-water long-term because eventually the bromine will react with water to make hypobromic acid, HOBr, and HBr. This is analogous to what you get when you mix chlorine with water.
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Why is bromine used when dissolved in CCl4 or water in the reactions with alkenes?
Bromine reacts, slowly, with C-H bonds via free-radical substitution. CCl4 solvent allows you to store bromine solutions long-term, because it cannot react with bromine.
Water is used in order to make bromohydrins, where you get Br and OH adding to the double bond. You can’t store bromine-water long-term because eventually the bromine will react with water to make hypobromic acid, HOBr, and HBr. This is analogous to what you get when you mix chlorine with water.
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