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Hi I was wondering if anyone could help me with this question:

Describe how you would carry out a lab test to compare the reactivity of liquid 1-heptene with liquid heptane.

Thanks in advance!
 
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add some drops of bromine water. the more reactive liquid will react with the bromine and discolour (assuming u meant 1-heptene) while the less reactive liquid (heptane) will not discolour.
 

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Originally posted by jims
(assuming u meant 1-heptene) while the less reactive liquid (heptane) will not discolour.
:) 1-haptane and haptane are they same thing.. that has to be 1-haptene :)
 

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Originally posted by Althea
Hi I was wondering if anyone could help me with this question:

Describe how you would carry out a lab test to compare the reactivity of liquid 1-heptane with liquid heptane.

Thanks in advance!
woa??? there's no such thing as 1-heptane!!!

edit: i fink u mean 1-heptene...
 

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Originally posted by Althea
:eek: Yah [looks sheepishly around] I meant 1-heptene - changed it!
lolz, yea, kz...

then, wif the absense of ultraviolet radiation, only 1-heptene will discolor the brown bromine water (addition may occur, hence 1-heptene) while at the presense of ultraviolet radiation, both 1-heptene and heptane will discolor the bromine water (BOTH addition and substitution may occur)... but empirically, i fink 1-heptene will discolor the bromine water at a faster rate...
 

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