Unsaturated compounds are_ very reactive unreactive single bonded alkanes

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dsp733 years ago

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Answer:

very reactive

Explanation:

The alkenes and alkynes are very reactive organic compound at their double and triple bonds participating in an extensive range of reactions which can be nucleophilc, addition , free radical reactions just to mention a few.

The reason for this reactivity is the high density of electrons due to the double and triple bonds responsible for the "unsaturation"

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