Lewis diagrams of molecules of three different hydrocarbons are shown above. Which of the following claims about the molecules is best supported by the diagrams?

What we notice is that while there are purely single bonds between the carbon atoms in the first molecule, there is a double bond in the second molecule and a triple bond in the third

What we can deduce from this is that these are alkanes , alkenes and alkynes

The alkynes have the strongest of the three bonds and thus they have the strongest bonds in the mix

Since molecule 3 is an alkyne, then we can say that it has the strongest of the bonds

batolisis batolisis · Answer 2 · 2021-09-24T21:47:36+02:00

The correct claim about the molecules that best supports the diagrams is :

( D ) The strongest carbon to carbon bond occurs in molecule 3

The first molecule ( molecule 1 ) is an alkane because the molecule is made up of only single bonds connecting the carbon atoms.

while the second mole ( molecule 2 ) is an alkene because of the presence of a double bond connecting carbon atoms.

and the third molecule ( molecule 3 ) is an alkyne because of the presence of a triple bond connecting carbon atoms.

Therefore Alkynes have the strongest of of bonds between its carbon atoms because of the presence of a triple connecting carbon atoms.

Hence we can conclude that The strongest carbon to carbon bond occurs in molecule 3

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