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| Since __________ bonds are more stable than __________ bonds, the most common reactions of double bonds transform the __________ bond into a __________ bond. |
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1) Sigma
2) Pi
3) Pi
4) Sigma |
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Catalytic hydrogenation converts the C=C __________ bond and the H-H __________ bond into two C-H __________ bonds.
The reaction is __________, showing that the product is more stable than the reactants. |
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1) Pi
2) Sigma
3) Sigma
4) Exothermic |
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| When a reaction is __________, the reactants are more stable than the products. |
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| When a reaction is __________, the products are more stable than the reactants. |
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| Hydrogenation of an alkene is an example of an __________, one of three major reaction types. |
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In an __________ reaction, two molecules combine to from one product molecule.
When an alkene undergoes __________, two groups add to the carbons of the double bond and the carbons become __________. |
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1) Addition
2) Addition
3) Saturated |
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| In many ways an addition reaction is the reverse of __________, in which one molecule splits into two fragment molecules. |
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| In a __________ reaction, one fragment replaces another fragment in a molecule. |
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| __________ is the most common reaction of alkenes. |
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