MCQ
Which one of the following compound will give addition reaction?
  • A
    CH4​
  • B
    C2​H6​
  • C
    C2​H4​
  • D
    C3​H8​

Answer

  1. C2​H4​

Explanation:

CH4​, C2​H6​ and C3​H8​ are saturated hydrocarbons.

Hence, they will give substitution reaction.

C2​H4​ on the other hand is an unsaturated hydrocarbon.

It will give addition reaction.

For example, catalytic hydrogenation of ethylene gives ethane. A molecule of hydrogen is added across C=C double bond.

C2​H4​ + H2 $\xrightarrow{\text{​Ni/Pt/Pd}}$​ C2​H6

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