Multiple Choice
How does the molecular formula of a cycloalkane differ from that of the corresponding alkane?
A) The alkane has two fewer hydrogen atoms in its formula.
B) The cycloalkane has one fewer hydrogen atom in its formula.
C) The cycloalkane has one fewer carbon in its formula.
D) The cycloalkane has two fewer hydrogen atoms in its formula.
E) The alkane has two more carbon atoms in its formula.
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