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23. A student adds bromine solution to a test tube containing an isomer of C3H6. After shaking the sample with liquid bromine, he observed that the color of the bromine solution changes from orange to clear. Provide a hypothesis for what happened in the test tube. What do you believe to be the structureofthe original isomer, and what was the final product, if a reaction occurred?

23. A student adds bromine solution to a test tube containing an isomer of C3H6. After shaking the sample with liquid bromine, he observed that the color of the bromine solution changes from orange to clear. Provide a hypothesis for what happened in the test tube. What do you believe to be the structureofthe original isomer, and what was the final product, if a reaction occurred?

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23. A student adds bromine solution to a test tube containing an isomer of C3H6. After shaking the sample with liquid bromine,he observed that the color of the bromine solution changes from orange to clear. Providea hypothesis forwhat happened in the test tube. What do you believetobe the structureofthe original isomer, and what was the final product, if a reaction occurred?
Transcribed Image Text:23. A student adds bromine solution to a test tube containing an isomer of C3H6. After shaking the sample with liquid bromine,he observed that the color of the bromine solution changes from orange to clear. Providea hypothesis forwhat happened in the test tube. What do you believetobe the structureofthe original isomer, and what was the final product, if a reaction occurred?
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