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- Q:Is polyethylene a derivative of hydrocarbons?
- The definition is yes
- Q:Carboxylic acid and alcohol can react, is it necessary to have certain conditions, if the conditions can not reach, is not it can not respond?
- This is not you know the wine wine fruit flavor from ethyl acetate it is ethanol and acetic acid esterification out of the esterification of the esterification reaction needs to concentrate sulfuric acid catalysis that is because the laboratory to yield to the speed So it is necessary to reduce the activation energy to try their esterification but miscible case will react but very very slow wine more Chen Yue Hong to wait ten years or even hundreds of you will not be willing to do so
- Q:What are the most stable carboxylic acid derivatives?
- In addition to acid halide are more stable, which ester and amide stability is stronger
- Q:High school chemistry: Is the esterification reaction of carboxylic acid and alcohol a polymerization reaction?
- No, the polymerization reaction is the reaction of the polymer, the esterification reaction is the reaction of the formation of small molecules
- Q:What is organic matter?
- Organic matter usually refers to carbon-containing compounds, or hydrocarbons and their derivatives are collectively referred to as organic compounds.
- Q:What cells are composed of compounds
- Water, various inorganic salts, sugars (mainly glucose and sugar), nucleotides, amino acids, lipids
- Q: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.
- Q:Peracetic acid is not
- A series of compounds produced by the substitution of hydrogen atoms in other molecular or atomic groups as hydrocarbon derivatives, peroxyacetic acid is CH3COOOH, and should be considered
- Q:Why does toluene not belong to the derivatives of hydrocarbons?
- Hydrocarbon: sound tīng, is composed of two elements of carbon and hydrogen organic compounds known as hydrocarbons, also known as hydrocarbons. It reacts with chlorine, bromine, oxygen and other hydrocarbons to produce derivatives of hydrocarbons. Such as methane and chlorine in the light conditions of reaction to produce methyl chloride, dichloromethane, chloroform and chloroform (carbon tetrachloride) and other derivatives. The concept of derivatives is hydrocarbon and chlorine, bromine, oxygen and other reaction products. While toluene is not methyl and benzene, she is a whole noun is aromatic. Also known as aromatic hydrocarbons. Generally have one or more six-ring (benzene ring) with a special structure. The simplest aromatic hydrocarbons are benzene, toluene, xylene. There is also naphthenes. As the name suggests it is a ring structure. The most common is the five carbon atoms or six carbon atoms of the ring, the former called cyclopentane, which is called cyclohexane. The molecular formula of the cycloalkane is of the formula CnH2n. Cycloalkane is also called cycloalkane hydrocarbons. And alkanes. Is a carbon atom between the single bond phase chain hydrocarbon. Since the number of atoms that make up the hydrocarbon and hydrogen is different, the result is that the petroleum contains hydrocarbon molecules with large and small differences. Alkanes are named according to the carbon atoms and numbers contained in the molecule, and the number of carbon atoms is less than 10, from 1 to 10, followed by a, B, C, D, E, G, Alkane to say that the number of carbon atoms in more than 11, with the number that thank you to adopt
- Q:What is the intermediate in organic chemistry?
- The reaction intermediate (or intermediate) is the intermediate product in the chemical reaction. Generally unstable, difficult to separate. It needs to be distinguished from the transition state: the reaction potential map shows all the reaction intermediates except for the reactants and the product; the transition state is all the highest point of the reaction curve.
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