Twodoublebond
Twodoublebond refers to a molecule that contains two carbon–carbon double bonds (C=C). The way these double bonds are arranged and interact within a structure determines many of the compound’s electronic, geometric, and reactive properties. Two double bonds can be found in a variety of organic systems, including dienes and allenes.
There are several structural arrangements for two C=C bonds. Conjugated dienes have the double bonds separated
Common examples include 1,3-butadiene, a classic conjugated diene, and the allene family such as propadiene. Nomenclature