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(a)
Interpretation:
Product should be predicted for the given
Concept introduction:
- Hydrogenation reaction: hydrogenation is a process of adding hydrogen molecule across the double bond of alkene. This process follows syn pathway. Hydrogen addition mechanism follows adsorption phenomenon.
- Generally, hydrogenation of alkenes proceeds in presence of
transition metal catalysts like Pt, Pd, and Ni etc.
To predict: The product for the given alkene during hydrogenation reaction.
(b)
Interpretation:
Product should be predicted for the given alkenes during hydrogenation process.
Concept introduction:
- Hydrogenation reaction: hydrogenation is a process of adding hydrogen molecule across the double bond of alkene. This process follows syn pathway. Hydrogen addition mechanism follows adsorption phenomenon.
- Generally, hydrogenation of alkenes proceeds in presence of transition metal catalysts like Pt, Pd, and Ni etc.
To predict: The product for the given alkene during hydrogenation reaction.
(c)
Interpretation:
Product should be predicted for the given alkenes during hydrogenation process.
Concept introduction:
- Hydrogenation reaction: hydrogenation is a process of adding hydrogen molecule across the double bond of alkene. This process follows syn pathway. Hydrogen addition mechanism follows adsorption phenomenon.
- Generally, hydrogenation of alkenes proceeds in presence of transition metal catalysts like Pt, Pd, and Ni etc.
To predict: The product for the given alkene during hydrogenation reaction.
(d)
Interpretation:
Product should be predicted for the given alkenes during hydrogenation process.
Concept introduction:
- Hydrogenation reaction: hydrogenation is a process of adding hydrogen molecule across the double bond of alkene. This process follows syn pathway. Hydrogen addition mechanism follows adsorption phenomenon.
- Generally, hydrogenation of alkenes proceeds in presence of transition metal catalysts like Pt, Pd, and Ni etc.
To predict: The product for the given alkene during hydrogenation reaction.
(e)
Interpretation:
Product should be predicted for the given alkenes during hydrogenation process.
Concept introduction:
- Hydrogenation reaction: hydrogenation is a process of adding hydrogen molecule across the double bond of alkene. This process follows syn pathway. Hydrogen addition mechanism follows adsorption phenomenon.
- Generally, hydrogenation of alkenes proceeds in presence of transition metal catalysts like Pt, Pd, and Ni etc.
To predict: The product for the given alkene during hydrogenation reaction.
(f)
Interpretation:
Product should be predicted for the given alkenes during hydrogenation process.
Concept introduction:
- Hydrogenation reaction: hydrogenation is a process of adding hydrogen molecule across the double bond of alkene. This process follows syn pathway. Hydrogen addition mechanism follows adsorption phenomenon.
- Generally, hydrogenation of alkenes proceeds in presence of transition metal catalysts like Pt, Pd, and Ni etc.
To predict: The product for the given alkene during hydrogenation reaction.
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