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Why ethynes are more energy producing through combustion
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Why ethynes are more energy producing through combustion

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ethynes possess a triple bond structure which is harder to break so when it comes in contact with oxygen it takes more energy to break the bonds thereby giving out more energy in form of CO₂ and H₂O and energy.
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