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• sites of characteristic chemical reactions • serve as basis for naming organic compounds A. Alkanes • contain only carbon-carbon and carbon-hydrogen single bonds B. Alkenes • contain a carbon-carbon double bond C. Alkynes • contain a carbon-carbon triple bond . 2 D. Arenes • contain a benzene group E. Alcohols • contain an –OH ...
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