Answer:
1) Pentane 2) 2-Pentene
Explanation:
Both molecules have five carbons so you will add thhe prefix "pent-" and the first molecule only has single bonds so it will end in "-ane" because is it an Alkane. The second hydrocarbon has a double bond; therefore, it's a Alkene resulting in the ending of "-ene". BUT the double bond is located on the second carbon; therefore you must add "2-" before the name.
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Answer: Option (A) is the correct answer.
Explanation:
It is given that the unknown substance is solid at 15 degree celsius. When further heated then heat energy breaks the bond between molecules of the solid.
As a result, temperature remains constant until all the bonds are broken down to convert the solid into liquid.
Hence, the constant 17 degree celsius temperature shows that the solid is melting and after it completely melts then it converts into liquid at 23 degree celsius.
Thus, we can conclude that the statement its melting point is 17 °C, is correct about the unknown substance.
