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What are hydrocarbons?
Think about the elements that make them up.
Name one example of an alkane.
Consider simple compounds with only single bonds.
Which of the following is an alkane?
Identify which compound has only single bonds.
True or False: Alkenes contain only single bonds.
Consider the definition of alkenes.
Explain how the presence of double and triple bonds in alkenes and alkynes affects their reactivity compared to alkanes.
Consider how many new atoms can join the structure.
How would you synthesize an alkane from an alkene? Discuss the conditions required.
Think about what you need to add to 'saturate' it.
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