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AlekseyPX
1 year ago
6

3. as a substitution reaction occurs, the number of electrons shared between

Chemistry
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Alecsey [184]1 year ago
8 0

c) remains the same

In a substitution reaction, number of electrons remain the same.

<h3>What is a substitution reaction?</h3>

When one functional group in a chemical molecule is replaced by another functional group, the chemical reaction is known as a substitution reaction.

It is also known as single displacement reaction or single replacement reaction.

Example: Iodoethane and water are produced when hydrogen iodide and ethanol combine.

                             CH₃CH₂OH + HI → CH₃CH₂I + H₂O

In this reaction OH is substituted or replaced by I giving CH₃CH₂I.

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