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inorganic chemistry
write a equation for the reaction of bromine with an alkane?
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Bromine will react with an alkane (any you like) to produce a halogenoalkane.
E.g. C2H6 + 0.5Br2 ==> C2H5Br Ethane + Bromine ==> Bromoethane You could make it more complex by having a secondary or tertiary haloalkane (the above is an example of a primary haloalkane) - but this is the simplest example. The subject is ORGANIC (Carbon) Chemistry, not inorganic. |
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