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The 66 pages that link to Alkene, each with the reason it gives.

• HydrogenationBroader topic: Adding hydrogen across this bond converts an alkene into an alkane.

• Conjugated systemBroader topic: An alkene supplies a π bond that can join a conjugated sequence.

• HydrocarbonBroader topic: A carbon–carbon double bond gives this family characteristic reactions.

• Dehydration reactionBroader topic: Alkenes are common products when an alcohol loses water by elimination.

• Carbon–carbon bondBroader topic: Alkenes show how a carbon–carbon double bond changes reactivity and shape.

• Elimination reactionBroader topic: Alkenes are the usual products when elimination removes groups from adjacent saturated carbons.

• E2 reactionBroader topic: The alkene is the defining product of the elimination step.

• Homologous seriesBroader topic: The alkenes form a series with a shared double bond and successive members differing by CH₂.

• Double bondBroader topic: Alkenes are the most familiar family of compounds defined by a double bond.

• Aliphatic compoundBroader topic: Alkenes show how a chain remains aliphatic while becoming unsaturated.

• Degree of unsaturationBroader topic: Each carbon–carbon double bond accounts for one degree of unsaturation.

• E1cB elimination reactionBroader topic: The intermediate collapses as the double bond forms and the leaving group departs.

• Open-chain compoundBroader topic: Open-chain alkenes are reactive feedstocks for making polymers and chemicals.