When halogenoalkanes are hydrolysed under reflux, a new compound A is formed. Compound A burnswith a good supply of air it produces two products (compounds B and C). Further reaction ofcompound A with acidified K2Cr,0, under reflux will give a new compound D. The functional groupof compound D can be detected by adding a few drops of X reagent which gives a yellow/orangecoloured precipitate. Further investigation revealed when compound D reacts with Tollen's reagent,the result is negative. However, the prolonged boiling with the oxidizing agent of compound Dproduces a new compound E and two side products (carbon dioxide and water). The reaction ofcompound E with solid PCl, produced a new compound F and released Y fumes.a) Identify the possible condensed structure of compound A, B, C, D, E and F. State the IUPACname for each of the compound.b) Show the complete reaction for the formation of compounds B and C when compound A burnswith a good supply of air.c) Propose the complete reaction of compound D when react with X reagent and state thereagent X.d) Explain why compound D will gives negative result with Tollen's reagent.e) Show the complete chemical equation of compound E from compound D.f)Discuss the new formation of compound F and state the possible Y fumes present in thereaction.

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When halogenoalkanes are hydrolysed under reflux, a new compound A is formed. Compoun with a good supply of air it produces two products (compounds B and C). Further rea compound A with acidified K₂Cr₂O7 under reflux will give a new compound D. The function of compound D can be detected by adding a few drops of X reagent which gives a yellow coloured precipitate. Further investigation revealed when compound D reacts with Tollen's the result is negative. However, the prolonged boiling with the oxidizing agent of com produces a new compound E and two side products (carbon dioxide and water). The re compound E with solid PC15 produced a new compound F and released Y fumes. a) Identify the possible condensed structure of compound A, B, C, D, E and F. State th name for each of the compound. b) Show the complete reaction for the formation of compounds B and C when compoun with a good supply of air. c) Propose the complete reaction of compound D when react with X reagent and reagent X.

When halogenoalkanes are hydrolysed under reflux, a new compound A is formed. Compoun with a good supply of air it produces two products (compounds B and C). Further rea compound A with acidified K₂Cr₂O7 under reflux will give a new compound D. The function of compound D can be detected by adding a few drops of X reagent which gives a yellow coloured precipitate. Further investigation revealed when compound D reacts with Tollen's the result is negative. However, the prolonged boiling with the oxidizing agent of com produces a new compound E and two side products (carbon dioxide and water). The re compound E with solid PC15 produced a new compound F and released Y fumes. a) Identify the possible condensed structure of compound A, B, C, D, E and F. State th name for each of the compound. b) Show the complete reaction for the formation of compounds B and C when compoun with a good supply of air. c) Propose the complete reaction of compound D when react with X reagent and reagent X.

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