When naming hydrocarbons, what does the suffix - yne indicate about the structure of the molecule? A. There is a single carbon-bond in the molecule.

B. There is a double carbon-bond in the molecule.

C. There is a triple carbon-bond in the molecule.

D. There are two double carbon-bonds in the molecule.

Question

Sabrina

19 May, 00:59

+3

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Tony Horton · Answer 1

Hello there.

The answer is C. There is a triple carbon-bond in the molecule.

Have a nice day!

~Ruru

When naming hydrocarbons, what does the suffix - yne indicate about the structure of the molecule? A. There is a single carbon-bond in the molecule.B. There is a double carbon-bond in the molecule.C. There is a triple carbon-bond in the molecule.D. There are two double carbon-bonds in the molecule.