Is an Unsaturated Hydrocarbon Converted to Saturated When Reacted with Hydrogen?

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C=C double bonds means that it is not an Alkane because an Alkane is saturated hydrocarbon. So the answer should be from A, B or C.
 

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Muhammad Danish said:
C=C double bonds means that it is not an Alkane because an Alkane is saturated hydrocarbon.

Which compound do you refer to - starting hydrocarbon, or the resulting hydrocarbon?
 
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Borek said:
Which compound do you refer to - starting hydrocarbon, or the resulting hydrocarbon?
Starting..
 
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Then you are right, but in no way it moves you ahead. Concentrate on the product - what do you know about it? (Or: what do you expect it to be?)
 
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Borek said:
Then you are right, but in no way it moves you ahead. Concentrate on the product - what do you know about it? (Or: what do you expect it to be?)
When an unsaturated hydrocarbon reacts with hydrogen, does it forms a saturated hydrocarbon? If this is the case, the the answer should be C.
 
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Muhammad Danish said:
When an unsaturated hydrocarbon reacts with hydrogen, does it forms a saturated hydrocarbon? If this is the case, the the answer should be C.

And that's the correct approach to the problem.
 
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