Does a molecule of acetone have any double bonds?
May 19, 2010
(the 3-D structure)
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yea, the C=O bond is a double bond
goes. . H3C-C-CH3
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why not
the structural formula of acetone is
H O H
I II I
H – C – C – C – H
I I
H H
i. e IUPAC name is Dimethylketone
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You must remember that acetone is a ketone, the prefix -one gives you the clue that you have a ketone. YES, acetone has a double bond, the I. U. P. A. C name of acetone is 2-propanone so drawing the structure you find the double bond
CH3-C-CH3
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O
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