Interpretation: The number of single bonds present in propane molecules is to be calculated.
Concept introduction: Single, double, or triple covalent bonds are different types of covalent bonds. The structural formula for a given molecule helps in predicting the total single, double or triple bonds existing in that molecule.
Answer to Problem 2SP
The number of single bonds present in propane molecules is equal to
Explanation of Solution
A saturated hydrocarbon that involves the acyclic arrangement of carbon atoms is known as an alkane. Examples of
The structural formula for propane is given below.
The number of
The number of
So, total
A propane molecule involves the presence of
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