Under suitable conditions alkanes cannot undergo _ reactions?
Correct answer: D. Addition
- A. Substitution
- B. Combustion
- C. Hydrogenation
- D. Addition
Explanation
The correct option is D. Addition. Under suitable conditions, alkanes do not readily undergo addition reactions. These reactions are more characteristic of alkenes and alkynes.
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