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Since ethylene has two carbons, it reacts with HgSO4 and H2SO4 to produce an aldehyde. All other alkynes with more than two carbons, however, will produce a ketone.

The reaction between propanoyl chloride and benzene is only depicted in option D. Propanoyl chloride (CH3COCl) must first be made an electrophile in order to replace a hydrogen from the benzene ring. This will be C2H5C+O as the electrophile. By attacking the benzene ring, this electrophile creates a new carbon-carbon bond.

Because the benzene rings in their structure prevent complete combustion, aromatic compounds with a higher carbon content typically burn with a sooty flame, forming elemental carbon (soot) rather than carbon dioxide.

For the carbon-carbon (C-C) bonds in benzene, the value 139.7 appears to be a particular bond length. Nonetheless, benzene typically has a C-C bond length of 140 picometers (pm). Depending on the particular experimental circumstances and the measurement techniques employed, this value could change somewhat. The stability and aromaticity of benzene are attributed to its distinct structure, which consists of alternating single and double bonds. It’s amazing how slight variations in bond lengths can have a big effect on a molecule’s characteristics and behavior.

Phenol is a light pink liquid, not colorless.

Regarding polymerization Three propylene molecules will mix to form 1,3,5 trimethyl benzene, or mesitylene.