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Question

Which hydrocarbon is formed when aluminium carbide is reacted with water or dilute HCl –

Options

A.Methane
B.Ethane
C.Acetylene
D.Ethylene

Solution

Al4C3 + 6H20  −>  2Al2O3  +  2CH4
Al4C3 + 12HCl   −>  4AlCl3  +3CH4

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