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2 years ago

Which compound contains a triple bond?

2 answers:

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There are many compounds which contain triple bonds between two atoms. Few of the are as follow,

Nitrogen Molecule:

   N₂ or :N≡N:

Cyanide Ion:

  CN⁻ or [:C≡N:]⁻

Alkynes:
   R-C≡C-R

Carbon Monoxide:

CO or :C≡O:

Among given compounds Alkynes belong to a class of unsaturated hydrocarbons. The carbon atom in alkyne is sp hybridized. These unsaturated hydrocarbons have their own characteristic chemical properties.

charle [14.2K]2 years ago

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For the test on edgenity, the answer is D) H-C --- C-H. The 3 dashes in between indicate a triple bond :)

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