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A hydrocarbon with this formula C4H6 is what? a. indeterminate b. s unstable c. is somewhat reactive d. is chemically inert
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A hydrocarbon with this formula C4H6 is what?
a. indeterminate
b. s unstable
c. is somewhat reactive
d. is chemically inert
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C_4H_6
It has tripple bond
It follows rule C_nH_2n-2
Belongs to alkyne group
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It's unstable
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