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explain iupac nomenclature rule in alkene and alkyne

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Answered by VikasVerma11
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The compound which contain 2 Bond are called alkene eg. methene ,ethene,butene ,propene,pentene

the compound which contain 3 bonds are called alkynes eg ethyne ,butyne,propyne,pentyne
Answered by Deepakshrivas
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In case of alkenes and alkynes, hydrocarbon chain with double and triple bond is chosen as parent chain. Parent chain is named with the help of Greek alphabets such as hepta, octa etc.For alkanes suffix ‘-ane’ is used, for alkenes, suffix ‘-ene’ is used and

suffix ‘yne’ is used for alkynes. For example: C2H6 is known as ethane, C2H4 is known as ethene and C2H2 is known as ethyne.
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