Question

Problems and questions 1. Explain why methanol is an amanic compound but is not considered a hydrocarbon 2. Examine your observations from part. Which of the hydrocarbon samples (methanol is not a hydrocarbon) had the cleanest burning flame? Which had the most smoker so? Why did these luydrocar hans burn differently? 3. Write the complete balanced equation for the combustion of the following compounds: a) methanol b) cyclohexane c) cyclohexene d) toluene 4. Classify each reaction in part Cas an addition reaction de substitution reaction. Use the observations from the "Brumine test table" in part to explain your reasoning, Did the observation for toluene's reaction with bromine support your prediction in prelab question #4? Why or why not? [Reminder there is one more problem on the next page]

Answer 1

are such - we know that hydrocarbons nat hydrocarbons type of compound consist of only carbon atous (c) and hydrogen atoms (H). for example - methane (cha) ethane (26) 1 butane cca Hio), etc. whereas organic compounds are those Compounds which contain carbon atoms (c) in which carbon atoms may be link with other carbon akonte) Hydrogen atoms (H), oxygen atom(o), or nitrogen atom (N) etc. for example - Alcohous a-OH), aldehyde C-chol, etc. containing compounds, carrohydrate, Fats eta since, methanol (CH3OH) contain carbon atou(c) dink to hydrogen atomslh and oxygen atom (o). so. Methanol (CH₂OH) is considered as organic compound but not considered as hydrocarbon bcoz hedrocarbon Compound only contain Carbon (c) and hydrogen atorus(H).