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Question:

Why are saturated compounds unreactive?

Author: Marilyn Bob-Manuel 3ekt



Answer:

The carbon atoms are bonded to the maximum number of atoms allowed by the valency one or more of these atoms would have to be removed or substituted to allow reaction with another substance


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