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Question

Classify each of the following reactions as an addition, elimination, substitution, or rearrangement: 

1. CH3Br+KOHCH3OH+KBr

2. CH3CH2BrH2C=CH2+HBr

3. H2C=CH2+H2CH3CH3


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  1. Substitution reaction
  2. Elimination reaction
  3. Addition reaction
1Types of reaction

The reaction in which two or more reactant molecules react to form a single product molecule is called an addition reaction.

For example, A+BAB

Elimination is a type of chemical reaction in which two substituents are removed from a molecule to give a product is called elimination reaction.

For example, when cyclohexanol is heated with sulphuric acid then the product of the reaction is cyclohexene.

The reaction in which one functional group in a chemical compound is replaced by another functional group is called a substitution reaction.

For example, when methane is react with chlorine in the presence of high radiation then it gives chloromethane and.

A reaction in which an ion, atom, or any chemical unit migrates within the same chemical compound is called a rearrangement reaction.

For example, claisen rearrangement

2Reaction and their types

(a) CH3Br+KOHCH3OH+KBr

The reaction is a substitution reaction.

(b) CH3CH2BrH2C=CH2+HBr

The above reaction is an elimination reaction.

(c)H2C=CH2+H2CH3CH3

The above reaction is an addition reaction.