Question

What is the structure of ethyl isopropyl acetylene

Answer 1

The molecular formula of acetylene is quite easy to remember: C2H2. Its molecular structure is simple.

Molecular Structure of Acetylene

molecular structure

Earlier we mentioned the functional group alkyne. Remember, what denotes acetylene as an alkyne is the presence of the triple carbon bond. Acetylene's triple bond is classified as a covalent bond, or one that forms when two atoms share electrons with one another. In relation to hybridization, this covalent bond contains one sigma and two pi bonds. Hybridization is the ability of atomic orbitals to form new atomic orbitals with one another. It not only influences the type of covalent bond being formed but also the properties of those bonds. Thus, the triple bonds in acetylene form from the overlap of the one sigma bond and two pi bonds.

Answer 2

Explanation:

In structure of Ethyl isopropyl Acetylene Thriple bond between two carbon atom is present. Ethyl group is present at the one end of the acetylene (ethyne) and Isopropyl on the another end.

$C_2H_5-C\equiv C-C(CH_3)_3$

The structure of the given organic molecule is drawn in image attached.