what are paraffins and olefins ?
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Paraffins - alkanes are organic compounds containing carbon and hydrogen (substituted groups) which consist of only single bonds. Hence they are fully saturated organic compounds.
Olefins - alkenes are organic compounds containing carbon and hydrogen (substituted groups) which consist of double bonds along with single bonds. Hence they are unsaturated organic compounds.
Olefins - alkenes are organic compounds containing carbon and hydrogen (substituted groups) which consist of double bonds along with single bonds. Hence they are unsaturated organic compounds.
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Can olefins also contain triple bonds ?
No
It is because it is alkene
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