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1 year ago
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if each of the following represents an alkane, and a carbon atom is located at each vertex with the proper number of hydrogen at

oms also bonded to it, which one is the most reactive?
Chemistry
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Zarrin [17]1 year ago
3 0

three carbon is the most reactive

The ending carbon atoms of an extended aliphatic chain can combine in organic chemistry to create a closed system or ring, which results in cycloalkanes. These substances are referred to as cyclic substances. Cyclopropane, cyclobutane, cyclopentane, among many more, are examples.

Since cyclopropane has rings in its structural arrangement, it is less stable than the other cycloalkanes mentioned above. The positional orientation of the atoms of cycloalkane compounds, which have a tendency to emit a very high and unfavorable energy, is known as the ring strain. The ring becomes unstable and reactive due to the release of heat energy that has been trapped in its bonds and molecules.

The smaller cycloalkanes are more significantly impacted by the ring strain in terms of their structural makeup and conformational behavior.

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