Solution-. The given example option -B is correct
CH3CH2CH2CH2CH2CH3 IS a example of alkane ,which contain C---C SINGLE BOND WHICH IS FORMED BY SHARING OF ELECTIONS WITH EACH OTHER.
AND. Also contain carbon hydrogen bond which is formed by the SHARING of electrons with each other.
So In this example. CH3CH2CH2CH2CH2CH3.
COVALENT BONDING PRESENT..
WHICH IS FORMED BY THE SHARING OF ELECTRONS
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please answer with explanation. I chose Hydrogen bonding but
it was wron and I want to know why?
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