MCQ
The number of sigma and pi bonds in $1-$butene$-3-$yne are
  • A
    $5$ sigma and $5$ pi
  • $7$ sigma and $3$ pi
  • C
    $8$ sigma and $2$ pi
  • D
    $6$ sigma and $4$ pi

Answer

Correct option: B.
$7$ sigma and $3$ pi
(b) $H - C \equiv C - \mathop C\limits^{\mathop |\limits^H } = \mathop C\limits_{\mathop |\limits_H }^{\mathop |\limits^H } $

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