Answer:
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Explanation:
The common formula of the same alkene series is CnH2n, where n is the quantity of atoms of carbon. Owing to the hydrocarbons of alkenes with at least one double carbon relation, the alkene-like sequence starts with ethen C2H4.
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The general formula for the homologous series which includes ethene is alkenes.
Alkenes
They are homologous series with the general formula CxH2x.
Where:
x = number of carbon atoms.
Examples are methene with one carbon atom: CH2
Ethene with 2 carbon atoms: C2H4
Propene with 3 carbon atoms: C3H6
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