12th Class Fsc Chemistry Online Preparation chapter 9 ( Aromatic Hydrocarbons)

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Question # 1

Define two reaction which confirm presence of three double bonds in benzene ring.

  • Ans 1: 1.Benzene is reduced to cyclohexane on heating at high temperature which hydrogen in the presence of Pt in an acidic solvent or Ni at 200 degree as a catalyst.
    2.Benzene reacts with chlorine and bromine in the presence of sunlight to give addition products ,hexachlorobenzene or hexabromobenzene.
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12th Class Chemistry Chapter 9 Short Questions Preparation - Set 1

Question # 1

Define two reaction which confirm presence of three double bonds in benzene ring.

  • Ans 1: 1.Benzene is reduced to cyclohexane on heating at high temperature which hydrogen in the presence of Pt in an acidic solvent or Ni at 200 degree as a catalyst.
    2.Benzene reacts with chlorine and bromine in the presence of sunlight to give addition products ,hexachlorobenzene or hexabromobenzene.
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12th Class Chemistry Chapter 9 Short Questions Preparation - Set 2

Question # 1

Define two reaction which confirm presence of three double bonds in benzene ring.

  • Ans 1: 1.Benzene is reduced to cyclohexane on heating at high temperature which hydrogen in the presence of Pt in an acidic solvent or Ni at 200 degree as a catalyst.
    2.Benzene reacts with chlorine and bromine in the presence of sunlight to give addition products ,hexachlorobenzene or hexabromobenzene.
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