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Why do branched-chain hydrocarbons resist knocking better than straight-chain ones?
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A They have higher density
B They combust more smoothly
C They contain oxygen
D They have more heat
Explanation

Branched molecules like iso-octane ignite and burn smoothly, reducing knocking.

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