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Is the system name of a hydrocarbon derivative named if the question can be named according to the nomenclature of the alkane?
Halogen can be named after the alkane, the other can not
Is the oxygen derivative of the hydrocarbon a non-methane total hydrocarbon?
Hydrocarbon derivatives of hydrocarbons do not belong to non-methane total hydrocarbons
Organic chemistry studies the performance of hydrocarbons and their derivatives, either right or wrong
Organic compounds refer to hydrocarbons and their derivatives. Organic chemistry is the study of the structural characteristics of organic compounds, synthetic methods and physical and chemical properties of the chemical.
What is "organic" and "inorganic" in chemistry?
Inorganic compounds are inorganic compounds, usually refers to non-carbon compounds. , Alkali, salt and so on.
What is the definition of organic matter
Organic matter usually refers to carbon-containing compounds, or hydrocarbons and their derivatives are collectively referred to as organic compounds.
What is the difference between an aromatic compound and a hydrocarbon derivative?
The aromatic compound is a benzene ring containing compound, which may be a hydrocarbon or a hydrocarbon derivative. Hydrocarbons are hydrocarbon-containing compounds, and hydrocarbons containing hydrocarbons other than hydrocarbons are derivatives of hydrocarbons. The two concepts have crossed.
Are hydrocarbons all organic?
The organic matter is an abbreviation of an organic compound and refers to a compound containing a carbon (C) element (a carbon-containing oxide such as CO.CO2 and a carbonate and bicarbonate-containing compound such as CaCO3.NaHCO3, a metal carbide such as CaC2 , Cyanide, etc.), simply say that most of the carbon-containing compounds and their derivatives of all elements and their compounds, while carbonates, carbonates, bicarbonates and other compounds, although the hydrocarbon is inorganic.
Ionic compounds, covalent compounds, electrolytes, non-electrolytes, which are both compounds and inorganic compounds
An electrolyte is a compound capable of being conductive in an aqueous solution or in a molten state, such as an acid, a base and a salt. Those compounds that can not be electrically conductive in the above cases are non-electrolytes such as sucrose, alcohol and the like.