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Hydrogen and carbon atoms bonded with single bonds are called: a. Carboxylic acids c. Alkanes b. Stereo isomers d. Hydracarbons

Hydrogen and carbon atoms bonded with single bonds are called: a. Carboxylic acids c. Alkanes b. Stereo isomers d. Hydracarbons
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Hydrogen and carbon atoms bonded with single bonds are called:

a. Carboxylic acids
c. Alkanes
b. Stereo isomers
d. Hydracarbons

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If all of the hydrogen and carbon atoms in the molecule are bonded with single bonds then the molecule is an alkane.
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