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The molecule in which all carbon atoms are arranged in a straight chain is called:

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normal hydrocarbon

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branch hydrocarbon

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functional

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none of the above

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Solution

The correct option is D normal hydrocarbon
When carbon atoms are arranged in the chain form without any side chain or substituents is called as normal hydrocarbon or n-alkane.

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