Write structural formulas for all organic compounds. State the type of reaction. Complete and balance the reaction. Name the products. Section 1. propene + hydrogen ? 2. cyclohexane + chlorine 2 3. benzene + iodine ?

Write structural formulas for all organic compounds. State the type of reaction. Complete and balance the reaction. Name the products. Section 1. propene + hydrogen ? 2. cyclohexane + chlorine 2 3. benzene + iodine ?

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State the type of reaction. Complete and balance the
reaction. Name the products.
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1. propene + hydrogen ?
2. cyclohexane + chlorine ?
3. benzene + iodine ?

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