If both double and triple bonds are present then ending given to the root is:
Correct answer: A. enyne
- A. enyne
- B. ene
- C. упе
- D. ane
Explanation
When both double and triple bonds are present in a compound, the ending "-enyne" is used. So, the compound is referred to as an enyne.
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