what is less steric hindered carbon in alkene or alkyne. take eg of any alkene or alkyne to explain .?
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alkene is less steric hindered than alkynes due to less number of hydrogen of a homologous series.
for eg ; CH2==CH2 and CH==CH, latter is less steric hindered
for eg ; CH2==CH2 and CH==CH, latter is less steric hindered
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Explanation:
alkynes these have at least one carbon tribal bond along with single bonds their general formula is CN h2n -2 organic compounds with same molecular formula but structural formula and COD isomers the phenomena is called ISO marriage made the functional group such as alcohol LD heights and carboxylic acids decide characteristics properties of the carbon compound that are contained
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