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Usimov [2.4K]
1 year ago
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What are the states of the following reaction C3H7Br +H2O --> C3H7OH +HBr

Chemistry
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kvv77 [185]1 year ago
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The following organic reaction C3H7Br +H2O --> C3H7OH +HBr takes place in aqueous state and forms bromine water.

<h3>What is an organic reaction?</h3>

An organic reaction is which the reaction takes place with hydrocarbon compounds or functional groups like hydroxyl or amine or ketones.

In the organic reaction of C3H7Br +H2O --> C3H7OH +HBr the formation of hydroxyl group takes place and because of aqueous medium bromine water is formed.

Therefore, following organic reaction C3H7Br +H2O --> C3H7OH +HBr takes place in aqueous state and forms bromine water.

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