Why all alkenes are hydrocarbons?
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2016-06-30 11:43 am
What are alkenes ?
"Alkenes" belong to a class of hydrocarbons containing C=C double bond.
Since "alkenes" belong to a class of hydrocarbons, then all "alkenes" are hydrocarbons.
"Alkenes" belong to a class of hydrocarbons containing C=C double bond.
Since "alkenes" belong to a class of hydrocarbons, then all "alkenes" are hydrocarbons.
2016-06-30 11:45 am
Bit like asking why are all flowers plants.
By definition.
By definition.
2016-06-30 12:07 pm
alkenes are hydrocarbons that possess a double carbon bond. it is part of the definition of the term: alkenes are hydrocarbons that...
2016-06-30 11:44 am
Because they have carbon and hydrogen, by definition, along with at least one double bond.. If it has no hydrogen, like in Cl2-C=C-Cl2, it is considered a chlorocarbon.
2016-06-30 11:43 am
by definition ... alkenes contain nothing but C and H .. and hydrocarbons ALSO contain nothing but C and H ...
But there is a difference also ... alkenes must have a double bond, other hydrocarbons might not. Alkenes have a general formula CnH2n
But there is a difference also ... alkenes must have a double bond, other hydrocarbons might not. Alkenes have a general formula CnH2n
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