For the formula C6H₁4, calculate the index of hydrogen deficiency (IHD) and select all the types of unsaturation that might be present in the molecule based on the IHD. The IHD is Which types of unsaturation might be present? three double bonds or three ring closings; or two double bonds and one ring closing; or one double bond and two ring closings; or one triple bond and one double bond; or one triple bond and one ring closing no unsaturation; no multiple bonds or ring closings one double bond or one ring closing O many possibilities; most likely a benzene ring

For the formula C6H₁4, calculate the index of hydrogen deficiency (IHD) and select all the types of unsaturation that might be present in the molecule based on the IHD. The IHD is Which types of unsaturation might be present? three double bonds or three ring closings; or two double bonds and one ring closing; or one double bond and two ring closings; or one triple bond and one double bond; or one triple bond and one ring closing no unsaturation; no multiple bonds or ring closings one double bond or one ring closing O many possibilities; most likely a benzene ring

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