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Jaden Cortez

22 May, 13:39

How does fluorine react with ethene?

1. By substituting hydrogen with fluorine.

2. By breaking a carbon double bond and adding fluorine.

3 By removing hydrogen because of fluorine's attraction to hydrogen's nucleus.

4. Fluorine and ethene do not react spontaneously.

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