what kind of organic reaction is this?

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anonymous · Answer

butane + propane = 2,3- dimethylpentane  = hydrogen   

im thinking its alkylation.......but im not sure alkylation reactions produce water 

becuase its not cataltyic reforming or addition or substtution reactiions, or elimination.....

anonymous · Answer

**butane + propane -> 2,3- dimethylpentane  = hydrogen

anonymous · Answer

@Hoslos

abb0t · Answer

draw it out

anonymous · Answer

Did not you micoy your reaction? Because alkanes are saturated compounds, which undergo substitution and halogenation reactions. As well as combustion. Not reactions between them.

anonymous · Answer

sorry messed up on eqn again**butane+propane = 2,3-dimethylpentane + hydrogen  

and yes i did draw it out, but i still dont know

and not sure what micoy mean?

anonymous · Answer

I meant miscopy.

anonymous · Answer

Hmmm.. One thing I am not satisfied it is that it forms a longer chain. 
I will for catalytic cracking or pyrolisis, that consists in the reaction of two llong-chand hydrocarbos reacting to form a short-chained one and hydrogen.