Alkane
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A hydrocarbon molecule with only single bonds
Real World Example
Imagine you are trying to organize a group of friends for a simple weekend outing. Much like this straightforward plan, an alkane is composed of only carbon and hydrogen atoms connected by single bonds, creating a stable and uncomplicated structure. Just as a simple outing involves only basic activities and coordination, alkanes consist of only the essential elements and basic connections, making them stable and less reactive. Just as each friend is connected directly to the next with no extra complications, each atom in an alkane is connected by single bonds, ensuring a straightforward and stable molecular structure, free from the complexities of double or triple bonds.
Practice Version
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