Question

what is the action of chlorine on turpentine oil​

Answer 1

Answer:

chlorine reacts with hot turpentine to form carbon and hydrogen

Answer 2

$C_1_0H_1_6(l)+8Cl_2(g)$ → $10C(s) + 16HCl(g)$

Explanation:

• Turpentine oil​ when burnt in the presence of chlorine it gives a black sooty flame as it consists of hydrogen and carbon.
• The reaction is too explosive or violent.
• There is the formation of $HCl$ and carbon which are in the form of black clouds pf solid particles.

• The formula of Turpentine -  $C_1_0H_1_6$
• The reaction can be shown by the equation -

       $C_1_0H_1_6(l)+8Cl_2(g)$ → $10C(s)+16HCl(g).$