19. The following tests were applied to hydrocarbon samples and the results are given in table below. Reaction with Reaction with Reaction with H;SO, KMnO4 NANH; Compound A Compound B Compound C + According to the table above, which of the following statement is true for compound A, B or C? a. Compound A would be an alkane. b. Compound A would be either an alkane or alkene. c. Compound B would be a non-terminal alkyne. d. Both compound A and B would be alkene. e. Both compound B and C would be alkene.

19. The following tests were applied to hydrocarbon samples and the results are given in table below. Reaction with Reaction with Reaction with H;SO, KMnO4 NANH; Compound A Compound B Compound C + According to the table above, which of the following statement is true for compound A, B or C? a. Compound A would be an alkane. b. Compound A would be either an alkane or alkene. c. Compound B would be a non-terminal alkyne. d. Both compound A and B would be alkene. e. Both compound B and C would be alkene.

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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