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Question 47 of 106 in Alkenes

Chemical reactions of the alkenes

2 marks · Normal

State the type of chemical reaction that occurs when ethene reacts completely with oxygen. Write the names of the two products formed in this reaction.

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Common mistakes: Naming carbon monoxide as a product; Naming steam instead of water

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B1 · 1 mark · States the reaction is complete combustion or just combustion.

B2 · 1 mark · Gives both correct products: carbon dioxide and water (accept names only).

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The reaction is called combustion (or complete combustion).

The two products are carbon dioxide and water.

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