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Alkenes react by breaking the triple or double or single bond.

Alkenes react by breaking the triple or double or single bond.
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Alkenes react by breaking the triple or double or single bond.

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Alkenes are unsaturated hydrocarbon molecule therefore they have a double bond. During processes such as additional polymerisation this double bond is broken.
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