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Position of double bond in alkenes is id...

Position of double bond in alkenes is identified by

A

Bromine water

B

Ammoniacal silver nitrate solution

C

Ozonolysis

D

Baeyer's reagent

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C
The position of the double bond in alkene is identified by ozonolysis. Bromine water is used to detect the presence of `pi`-bond whereas ammoniacal `AgNO_(3)` is used to detect the presence of terminal alkynes or `-CHO` group.
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