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In allene structure, three carbon atoms are joined by :

A
three σ- and three π-bond
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two σ- and one π-bond
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two σ- and two π - bonds
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three π- bonds only
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Solution

The correct option is B two σ- and two π - bonds
Allene is CH2=C=CH2.
The terminal carbons each form one σ with the central carbon. The other bond formed by the terminal carbon with the central carbon is a π bond. Hence in total there are two σ- and two π - bonds.

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