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Identify that a saturated compound consists of molecules where all carbon-carbon bonds are single bonds.

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Identify that a saturated compound consists of molecules where all carbon-carbon bonds are single bonds

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You need to be able to identify that a saturated compound consists of molecules where all carbon-carbon bonds are single bonds.
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Saturated Compounds

Saturated compounds consist of molecules where all carbon-carbon bonds are single bonds. This structure allows for the maximum number of hydrogen atoms to be attached to each carbon atom.

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