Alkane family
In organic chemistry, an alkane is a saturated hydrocarbon
consisting of a noncyclic open chain in which the molecule has a maximum of
hydrogen atoms and therefore its single bonds.
Alkanes are also
known as paraffins, or collectively as "paraffin chain" and these
terms can also be used for alkenes, which contain a single unbranched chain of
carbon atoms, and when there are branches in the alkanes chain, it is called "isoparaffins"
and alkanes belong to aliphatic compounds.
List of alkanes
1.
Methane
2.
Ethane
3.
Propane
4.
Butane
5.
Pentane
6.
Hexane
7.
Heptane
8.
Octane
9.
Nonane
10. Decane
11.
Undecane
12.
Dodecane
13. Tridecane
14. Tetradecane
15. Pentadecane
16. Cetane (Hexadecatane)
17.
Heptadecane
18. Octadecane
19. Nonadecane
20. Eicosane
What are the first 20 of alkane?
Alkane |
Molecular Formula |
Methane |
CH4 |
Ethane |
C2H6 |
Propane |
C3H8 |
Butane |
C4H10 |
Pentane |
C5H12 |
Hexane |
C6H14 |
Heptane |
C7H16 |
Octane |
C8H18 |
Nonane |
C9H20 |
Decane |
C10H22 |
Undecane |
C11H24 |
Dodecane |
C12H26 |
Tridecane |
C13H28 |
Tetradecane |
C14H30 |
Pentadecane |
C15H32 |
Cetane (Hexadecatane) |
C16H34 |
Heptadecane |
C17H36 |
Octadecane |
C18H38 |
Nonadecane |
C19H40 |
Eicosane |
C20H42 |
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