Multiple choice general knowledge science & technology

A compound which contains only hydrogen and Carbon is called a

  1. Alloy

  2. Hydrocarbon

  3. Carbohydrate

  4. Mixture

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B Correct answer
Explanation

A hydrocarbon is defined as a compound containing only hydrogen and carbon atoms. 'Hydro' refers to hydrogen and 'carbon' to carbon. Alloys are metal mixtures, carbohydrates contain oxygen, and mixtures are not pure compounds.