Alkene= double bonded
Alkyne=triple bonded
Naming is simialr to the alkane, you just need to put -ene instead of -ane. Same as alkyne -ene instead of -ane.
Ex,2-hexene
first you write down the number of carbon which is 6
c c c c c c
the 2 represent where double bond is
c-c=c-c-c-c
then put hydrogen
CH3-CH=CH-CH2-CH2-CH3
Notice where second carbon and third carbon only have one hydrogen.
Alkyne= Triple bond
This is very similar to the double bond
ex, 3-Hexyne
Same as alkene, the number represent where the bond is, and it's triple, thus there is no hydrogen in third and fourth( between fourth and fifth sould be - sorry)
Here is the video that will help
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