Chemistry, asked by sijykt, 10 months ago

What is homologous series of hydrocarbons. Give an example

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Answered by rutherford24

Explanation:

Homologous series refers to a series of hydrocarbons with same chemical properties and functional groups in which the difference between the adjacent members of successive series is of CH2 unit and atomic mass of 14u

Eg:

C2H6-CH4=CH2

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