why can't cyclic organic compound have all sides double bond , example in cyclo hexane why can't it have all 6sides double bond
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Sharing and covalent bond
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Due to the valency of the carbon it has only 4 electrons to share and allow a single and a double bond with other 2 carbon and 1 with a electron of Hydrogen.
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taking example of cyclo hexane can't it have all 6side double bond
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