Question

the number of carbon atoms present in the sixth member of Alkenes is Seven . Explain this ..........​

Answer 1

Answer:

Yes

Explanation:

• The general formula for alkenes is CnH2n

It means it has 2 bonds with the next carbon

The main thing here is Carbon cannot have CH2

BECAUSE IT'S VALENCY-4 IS NOT SATISFIED

SO, IT CANNOT START WITH (n=1)

THEREFORE, THE FIRST MEMBER IS C2H4

AND THE SIXTH MEMBER IS C7H14.

THAT'S IT.