Propene reacts with Cl 2 at 400-600° C to give

Question

Propene reacts with Cl 2 at 400-600° C to give (A) 1,2 -dichloropropane (B) allyl chloride (C) no reaction (D) polyvinyl chloride

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CH 3 underset textPropene- CH = CH 2+ Cl 2 stackrel400-600° C arrow Cl - underset textAllyl chlorideCH 2- CH = CH 2 At high temperature, halogenation takes place at allylic position.

Q. Propene reacts with $C l_{2}$ at $400 - 60 0^{\circ} C$ to give

1,2 -dichloropropane

allyl chloride

no reaction

polyvinyl chloride

$C H_{3} Propene - C H = C H_{2} + C l_{2} \to 400 - 60 0^{\circ} C Cl - Allyl chloride C H_{2} - C H = C H_{2}$

At high temperature, halogenation takes place at allylic position.

Q. Propene reacts with Cl2​ at 400−600∘C to give