Catchy way to remember difference between alkanes and alkenes
I need to remember that alkAnes are saturated, have single bonds and a formula of HnC2n+2 and alkEnes are unsaturated, have double bonds and a formula of HnC2n. Did anyone get taught a mnemonic, etc. to remember this?
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