Can u solve XXXI for me XXX An organic substance consisting of carbon, Hyulugen+,66% ofsubstance.Give the structural formula and the name of the compound, knowing that it derives 6the hydration of but - 2 - ene.XXXXXXI 2-Methyl but - 2 - ene is a liquid hydrocarbon with a density p = 600Kg.m³; It is treat.ed with a bromine solution in tetrachloromethane.a) Write the net equation of the reaction and name the obtained product.b) The bromine solution is assumed to contain 32g of this reactant in a volume of 200mlDetermine the minimum volume of the solution to be added to 7cm of the alkene so thatthe color of bromine remains red-orange.278

2-Methyl but - 2 - ene is a liquid hydrocarbon with a density -d with a bromine solution in tetrachloromethane. ) Write the net equation of the reaction and name the obtaine O The bromine solution is assumed to contain 32g of this reac- etermine the minimum volume of the solution to be added to

2-Methyl but - 2 - ene is a liquid hydrocarbon with a density -d with a bromine solution in tetrachloromethane. ) Write the net equation of the reaction and name the obtaine O The bromine solution is assumed to contain 32g of this reac- etermine the minimum volume of the solution to be added to

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