Alkynes have a _ bonding strength
Correct answer: B. Non polar
- A. Polar
- B. Non polar
- C. Both
- D. None
Explanation
The hybridisation of Alkynes contributes to their non-polar nature, as they are highly soluble in non-polar reagents and organic compounds, and only slightly soluble in polar compounds. Terminal alkynes show acidic strength but cannot be considered a general term, hence alkynes are generally non-polar due to their hybridization.
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