Which will produce carbon dioxide(CO2) upon reaction with KMnO4. 1-butene, 2-butene, 2-methylpropane???
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1-butene
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when an alkene reacts with hot KMnO4 the double is bond is attacked and ruptured in a process called oxidative cleavaging ,. Therefore we will have two products due to the split . If a carbon is bonded atom to another carbon a caboxylic acid is formed and if not bonded to any other carbon atom cabon dioxide is formed . Hence the position of the doubl bond in 1- butene allows for such a situation to be created
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