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Explain the conformations in ethene

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Explain the conformations in ethene

Posted by Shanika Sharma 1 year, 2 months ago

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Palak . 1 year, 2 months ago

Ethene is a molecule with a lone pair of electrons. It is a strong .This is why it is often used in organic chemistry to create molecules with a high degree of flexibility. electrons to other molecules .Ethene can also form a bridge between molecules, which is why it is often used in organic synthesis. I think it is helpful for u

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Ethene is a molecule with a lone pair of electrons. It is a strong electron donor, meaning it can donate electrons to other molecules. This is why it is often used in organic chemistry to create molecules with a high degree of flexibility. Ethene can also form a bridge between molecules, which is why it is often used in organic synthesis.

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