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In propane, the number of Carbon-Carbon single bond is/are_________


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Carbon-Carbon single bond in Propane:

  • Propane is also named as n-Propane.
  • It is the third member of the alkane family and is a saturated hydrocarbon.
  • Propane consists of three carbon atoms and eight hydrogen atoms having a molecular formula - C3H8 , which can be shown as;
  • From the structure, it is clear that there are two single carbon-carbon bonds that is C-C and eight CH bonds present which altogether form a stable propane molecule structure.

Therefore, in Propane, the number of Carbon-Carbon single bonds is/aretwo(2).


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