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Organic Chemistry
Reactions of Alkenes
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Alkenes react via
addition
reactions
A
functional
group is a group of atoms in a
molecule
that determine how that
molecule
typically
reacts
All alkenes have the functional group
'C=C'
, so they all react in similar ways
Most of the time alkenes react via
addition
reactions. The
C=C double bond
will open up to
leave
a
single bond
and a
new atom
is
added
to
each carbon
Alkenes are a
homologous series
because they all have the same
functional group
and react in
similar
ways
Addition of
hydrogen
is known as
hydrogenation
Addition reactions
of
alkenes
consist of
combining
with another molecule forming one
larger
molecule
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