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Chemistry, 21.09.2019 11:10 rlymyaa15

How does a straight-chain alkane that has five carbon atoms differ from a cycloalkane that has five carbon atoms?
the straight-chain alkane has at least one double or triple bond, but the cycloalkane has only single bonds.
the straight-chain alkane has only single bonds, but the cycloalkane has at least one double or triple bond.
the straight-chain alkane has two more hydrogen atoms than the cycloalkane.
the straight-chain alkane has two fewer hydrogen atoms than the cycloalkane.

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