but, even the reaction of ethane with chlorine can give dichloroethane. in fact, there can be 4 different products in the substitution reaction of methane ; chloromethane, dichloromethane, trichloromethane and tetrachloromethane. I think for ethane there might be 6... but I'm not sure about Ethane
The reason why 3 is correct is because it didn't specify that the reaction has to be between ethane and chlorine, further substitution can still occur. As for why H-H is not considered a product it is because H-H reacts with the chlorine to become H-Cl.
they didnt specify the time and amount of each reactant so the reaction will continue even to form other products like Tetrachloroethane hope that helps
35:22 why do we substitute again?? they said *ethane* reacts with chlorine and not *chlorethane* so in my opinion it should be D
but, even the reaction of ethane with chlorine can give dichloroethane. in fact, there can be 4 different products in the substitution reaction of methane ; chloromethane, dichloromethane, trichloromethane and tetrachloromethane. I think for ethane there might be 6... but I'm not sure about Ethane
@@spiderking0038but if dichloro is an answer shouldn't be h-h also be an answer since two H's were substituted?
The reason why 3 is correct is because it didn't specify that the reaction has to be between ethane and chlorine, further substitution can still occur. As for why H-H is not considered a product it is because H-H reacts with the chlorine to become H-Cl.
alr thnx guys
they didnt specify the time and amount of each reactant so the reaction will continue even to form other products like Tetrachloroethane hope that helps
Dont understand Q39 why 3 is correct since if 3 us correct than 1 also has to be correct ??
1 is wrong because H-H further reacts with chlorine to produce H-Cl
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