A hydrocarbon with this formula C4H6: is chemically inert is somewhat reactive is unstable indeterminate

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Timitry · Answer 1 · 2023-02-13T08:19:59+0000

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Is chemically inert

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C₄H₆ is an alkane, so they are considered unreactive because they don't have double bonds and have strong intermolecular forces of attraction holding the atoms together.

A hydrocarbon with this formula C4H6: is chemically inert is somewhat reactive is unstable indeterminate

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