Answer:
Unsaturation in the organic
compounds is due to the presence of one or more double or triple bonds which
contain \[\pi \]-bonds. Since these bonds are formed as a result of sidewise
overlap, they are, therefore, weak. They can easily change to stable \[\sigma
\]-bonds and this happens in the addition reactions. Therefore, unsaturated
compounds take part in the addition reactions.
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