Alkanes And Petroleum

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1. Alkanes are made from what two elements:
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2. Is the image of hexane below a straight chin or a branched isomer?
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3. What is the name of the alkane pictured below?
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4. Which alkane is pictured below?
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5. Can one use petroleum straight from the gound?
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6. Which alkane has 8 carbon atoms?
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7. Which alkane is pictured below?
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8. Heptane has 7 carbons and ________ hydrogen atoms
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9. Which has the highest boiling point from those listed below?
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10. Which alkane has 6 hydrogen atoms attached?
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11. The image below is an isomer (branched chain) form of the alkane ___________.
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12. Alkanes make up what fuel source
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13. How can we seperate petroleum into it's different parts?
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14. In the "rainbow glass" each layer contained sugar and water, but in different concentrations. Despite the fact that each layer had the same ingrediants, why did each colorful layer mix together?
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15. Which has the higest boiling point of those listed below
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Alkanes are made from what two elements:
Is the image of hexane below a straight chin or a branched isomer?
What is the name of the alkane pictured below?
Which alkane is pictured below?
Can one use petroleum straight from the gound?
Which alkane has 8 carbon atoms?
Which alkane is pictured below?
Heptane has 7 carbons and ________ hydrogen atoms
Which has the highest boiling point from those listed below?
Which alkane has 6 hydrogen atoms attached?
The image below is an isomer (branched chain) form of the alkane...
Alkanes make up what fuel source
How can we seperate petroleum into it's different parts?
In the "rainbow glass" each layer contained sugar and water, but in...
Which has the higest boiling point of those listed below
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