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Homologous series is a group of Carbonic atoms which have same structural design. Each has a difference of CH2, example, CH4 and C2H6.
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Therefore,the compounds of homologous series have similar properties.
They differ by -CH2 unit.
For ex-Consider series of carboxylic acid.
Two series are C2H5COOH and C3H7COOH
The physical properties are determined by long carbon chain
The chemical properties are determined by functional groups.
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Therefore,the compounds of homologous series have similar properties.
They differ by -CH2 unit.
For ex-Consider series of carboxylic acid.
Two series are C2H5COOH and C3H7COOH
The physical properties are determined by long carbon chain
The chemical properties are determined by functional groups.
hope this helps.
Homologous series is the series or group of carbon compounds with similar chemical and structural properties. The example of 2 homologous series: alchohol- general formula-CnH2n+1-OH first member-CH3OH CH3-chemical properties OH- physical property ; ketone-general formula-CnH2nO member CH3COCH3
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