Chemistry, asked by gaunu, 1 year ago

what is meant by higher homologue

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Answered by sandhyadangi100

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Homologue are the compounds which differs in the number of CH2 there are for example : CH3CH2CH3 (PROPANE ) AND CH3CH2CH3 (BUTANE)

butane is a higher homologue of propane because it has more than one ch3 and thus 'higher' molecular weight

pent anal is the higher homologue of butane

it has general formula

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