38. Using a catalyst, two gaseous hydrocarbons, X and Y, were produced from heating hexane, C6H14. The gases were individually tested with aqueous bromine. For X, aqueous bromine became colorless, while for Y, the reddish-brown color of aqueous bromine was retained. Which of the following best describes the identity of the two hydrocarbons? (A) X= alkane, Y = alkene (B) X = alkene, Y = alkane (C) Both X and Y contain the same number of carbon atoms. (D) Both X and Y contain the same number of hydrogen atoms.

38. Using a catalyst, two gaseous hydrocarbons, X and Y, were produced from heating hexane, C6H14. The gases were individually tested with aqueous bromine. For X, aqueous bromine became colorless, while for Y, the reddish-brown color of aqueous bromine was retained. Which of the following best describes the identity of the two hydrocarbons? (A) X= alkane, Y = alkene (B) X = alkene, Y = alkane (C) Both X and Y contain the same number of carbon atoms. (D) Both X and Y contain the same number of hydrogen atoms.

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