- Identify and categorize alkenes.
- Anticipate and illustrate the outcomes of fundamental reactions involving alkenes.
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Explore the fascinating world of alkenes, where they serve as the catalyst for numerous reactions in organic chemistry, leading to explosions and color changes. Gain insights into the structural features and categorization of alkenes while witnessing their role in the transformation of significant organic compounds.
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