Combustion Reactions of Alkenes and Alkynes

Combustion in alkenes is not flammable

Combustion in alkenes does not require oxygen

Combustion in alkenes is cheaper than combustion in alkanes

Combustion in alkenes produces water and carbon dioxide (correct)

The carbon-carbon double bond is replaced with a carbon-carbon triple bond

The carbon-carbon double bond is broken without adding any atoms

Hydrogen is added to each carbon atom of the carbon-carbon double bond (correct)

Hydrogen is removed from each carbon atom of the carbon-carbon double bond

Gold Au, Silver Ag, and Copper Cu

Platinum Pt, Nickel Ni, and Palladium Pd (correct)

Iron Fe, Cobalt Co, and Zinc Zn

Titanium Ti, Aluminum Al, and Chromium Cr

<p>The multiple bonds of alkene or alkyne are broken</p> Signup and view all the answers

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