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Alkyne pi bonds are perpendicular to each other? How is that so? I thought they were parallel? Can someone please clarify? According to EK 1001, #59, alkyne pi bonds are perpendicular to each other.
Alkyne pi bonds are perpendicular to each other? How is that so? I thought they were parallel? Can someone please clarify? According to EK 1001, #59, alkyne pi bonds are perpendicular to each other.
Does this mean that in an alkyne, the sigma, and 2 pi bonds are all perpendicular to each other? Like an X, Y, Z plane?
Alkyne pi bonds are perpendicular to each other? How is that so? I thought they were parallel? Can someone please clarify? According to EK 1001, #59, alkyne pi bonds are perpendicular to each other.
Alkene pi bonds are parallel, alkyne pi bonds are perpendicular.
Well alkenes only have one pi bond so they aren't parallel or perpendicular. They're nothing. You can't make a comparison if there's only one.