Organic compound Composed of only hydrogen & carbon Energy source- Petroleum Naturally occur in crude oil Simple Hydrocarbon Variation.

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Organic compound Composed of only hydrogen & carbon Energy source- Petroleum Naturally occur in crude oil Simple Hydrocarbon Variation

Alkanes 11 st type of hydrocarbon SSingle bond NNo loops NNot very active LLittle biological activity HHomologous series of organic compounds

Alkenes Olefin or olefine Unsaturated chemical compund Double bond General formula C n H 2n Widely used in petrochemical industry

Alkynes Acetelynes Triple Bond 2 carbon atoms Hydrophobic More Reactive General formula C n H 2n-2

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