Alkanes are generally unreactive due to the presence of only strong C-C and C-H sigma bonds.
Answer
FALSE
Solution
Alkanes are saturated (C-C single bonds only) and relatively stable — they undergo few reactions compared to alkenes/alkynes.
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Subject: Chemistry · Chapter: Hydrocarbons · Topic: Alkanes
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