How Will You Bring About The Following Conversions ? ( Part-2)

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A Hydrocarbon C5H10 Does Not React With Chlorine In Dark But Gives a Single Monochloro Compound C5H9Cl In Bright Sunlight . Identify The Hydrocarbon .

A Hydrocarbon with the molecular formula , C5H10 belongs to the group with a General molecular formula CnH2n . Therefore , It May either be an Alkene Or a Cycloalkane . Since Hydrocarbon Does Not React With Chlorine In The Dark , it cannot be an Alkene . Thus it should Be a Cycloalkane .

Further , The Hydrocarbon Gives a Single Monochloro Compound , C5H9Cl By Reacting With Chlorine In Bright Sunlight . Since a Single MonoChloro Compound Is Formed , The Hydrocarbon Must Contain H atoms That Are All Equivalent . Also , As All H Atoms Of A Cycloalkane Are Equivalent , The Hydrocarbon Must Be a Cycloalkane .

Hence  , The Said Compound Is Cyclopentane .
                   CYCLOPENTANE

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