If an alkene undergoes a reaction to become an alkane, the newly formed alkane will most likely contain _____ hydrogen atom(s) than the alkene.

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When an alkene undergoes a reaction to become an alkane, it is a reduction reaction where two hydrogen atoms are added across the double bond. Therefore, the newly formed alkane will contain two more hydrogen atoms than the alkene.

If an Alkene Undergoes a Reaction to Become an Alkane