The orientation of substituents in these molecules can be visualized, two carbons at a time, using Newman projections.
They're not aromatic, but halogenating these molecules with the aid of ultraviolet light proceeds through a free radical mechanism. The orientation of substituents in these molecules can be visualized, two carbons at a time, using Newman projections. The number of hydrogen atoms in the linear and branched forms of these molecules is two plus twice the number of (*) carbon atoms in the molecule, meaning their degree of unsaturation is zero. Cyclohexane and ethane are examples of, for ten points, what hydrocarbons which possess only carbon-carbon single bonds, unlike alkenes and alkynes?
They're not aromatic, but halogenating these molecules with the aid of ultraviolet light proceeds through a free radical mechanism.
alkanes [prompt on “hydrocarbons”] &lt;BZ&gt;