Use the following information to answer Question 3. Organic Compounds 1. C₂H6 2. C₂H16 3. C₁₂H26 4. C₁H30 3. Match each of the organic compounds above with its most likely classification below. Answer Compound Classification Alkane Alkene Alkyne Aromatic

Use the following information to answer Question 3. Organic Compounds 1. C₂H6 2. C₂H16 3. C₁₂H26 4. C₁H30 3. Match each of the organic compounds above with its most likely classification below. Answer Compound Classification Alkane Alkene Alkyne Aromatic

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