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Why are alkenes and alkynes regarded as unsaturated hydrocarbons? Discuss the structures of ethene and ethyne.

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ICSE-HYDROCARBONS -ESSAY (LONG ANSWER) TYPE QUESTIONS
  1. What are hydrocarbons and how are they classified?

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  2. Why are alkenes and alkynes regarded as unsaturated hydrocarbons? Disc...

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  4. An oxygen containing organic compound was found to contain 53% carbon ...

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  5. What do you understand by cracking and reforming?

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  6. Describe the principle involved in the synthesis of petrol from coal b...

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  8. Describe some important methods for the preparation of alkanes. Discus...

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  9. Describe the important methods for the preparation of alkenes.

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  10. Why do alkenes and alkynes undergo addition reactions ? Describe some ...

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  11. Describe the important methods for the preparation of alkynes.

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  12. What is ozonolysis and how is it useful in locating the position of do...

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  13. Describe the oxidation reactions of alkenes and alkynes.

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  14. What is polymerisation? Describe some important polymerisation reactio...

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  15. Write short notes on the Catalytic oxidation of hydrocarbons

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  16. Write short notes on the Markownikoff's rule

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  17. Write short notes on the Friedel-Crafts reaction

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  18. Write short notes on the Wurtz reaction

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  19. Write short notes on the Grignard reagents

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  20. Why do alkenes undergo electrophilic addition reactions ? Discuss the ...

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