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Question 393 of 785 in Organic Chemistry

Other important addition reactions of alkenes

2 marks · Easy

How many moles of hydrogen are needed to react with 0.60 mol of ethene during hydrogenation?

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0.60 mol (±0.01)

Also accept: 0.6

Common mistakes: 1.2; 0.30

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M1 · 1 mark · Identifies correct 1:1 molar ratio for ethene : hydrogen.

A1 · 1 mark · 0.60 mol hydrogen needed.

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Mole ratio is 1:1; so 0.60 mol H2 needed.

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