Original post by Lebkuchen
why does Benzene not decolourise bromine water?
Because it doesn’t have c=c bonds
Original post by lilylovescats111
Because it doesn’t have c=c bonds
omgg ofcc lol I had such a silly goofy moment just then
Original post by Lebkuchen
omgg ofcc lol I had such a silly goofy moment just then
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Original post by Methene
Does benzene undergo addition reactions? Why/why not?
It doesn’t undergo addition, only electrophilic substitution as it would lose stability if it did addition
Original post by Saffronnn•
It doesn’t undergo addition, only electrophilic substitution as it would lose stability if it did addition
Yup, that was what I was hoping the OP would think about to answer his question
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