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Transcribed Image Text:Predict the most likely reaction for each of the following:
propene + water + catalyst
propanol + acid catalyst + heat
propane + bromine + light
propene + HCI
ethanoic acid + propanol + acid catalyst Choose...
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1,2-dimethylbenzene
butene
cyclopentane
octane
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Which of the following would undergo an addition reaction?
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cyclohexane
benzene
hex-2-ene
hexane
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Which of the following compounds would react most vigorously with liquid bromine, when no light is present?
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