Saturated and unsaturated compounds, Chemistry

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Saturated and unsaturated compounds

If, in an organic compound consisting of two or more carbon atoms, there are just only single bonds among carbon atoms, after that the compound is said to be saturated, for example ethane, n-propyl alcohol, acetaldehyde etc.

 

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Alternatively, if the compound contains at least one pair of adjacent carbon atoms associated by a multiple bond, so that compound is called unsaturated, for example ethylene, acetylene, vinyl alcohol, acraldehyde etc.                 

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