Substitution Reaction in Hydrocarbons

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Why are oils containing unsaturated fatty acids preferred for cooking?

They are more reactive in the presence of most reagents.

What happens when chlorine reacts with methane in the presence of sunlight?

Formation of chloromethane

Why is ethanol commonly called alcohol?

It is the active ingredient in alcoholic drinks.

What is the main reason ethyne and air mixture is not used for welding?

It forms toxic by-products.

How can the conversion of ethanol to ethanoic acid be classified?

Oxidation reaction

What makes ethanol a good solvent for various medicines and tonics?

Its solubility in water in all proportions

What are substances that are capable of adding oxygen to others known as?

Oxidising agents

In the context of oxidation reactions, what is the role of alkaline potassium permanganate?

Adding oxygen to starting materials

What is the purpose of using palladium or nickel catalysts in the addition reaction of unsaturated hydrocarbons?

To speed up the reaction without being consumed

Which type of carbon chains do vegetable oils generally have?

Unsaturated carbon chains

What are animal fats generally rich in?

Saturated fatty acids

What is the main characteristic that distinguishes oxidising agents from reducing agents?

They add oxygen to other substances

What happens when a small piece of sodium is dropped into ethanol?

Evolution of hydrogen gas and formation of sodium ethoxide

Which reaction gives ethene by heating ethanol with excess concentrated sulfuric acid?

Dehydration reaction

What are the effects of consuming large quantities of ethanol on living beings?

Depression of metabolic processes and central nervous system

What is an outcome of long-term alcohol consumption?

Development of various health problems

How do alcohols generally affect living beings when consumed in large quantities?

Slow metabolic processes and depress the central nervous system

Which product is formed when ethanol reacts with sodium?

Sodium ethoxide

Learn about substitution reactions in saturated hydrocarbons, where chlorine atoms replace hydrogen atoms one by one. Discover the products formed in this type of reaction and how it occurs in the presence of sunlight.

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