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| if signs of wave functions are the same |
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-hydrocarbons that contain only single bonds
-CnH2n+2
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| number of isomers _______ as carbon atoms increase |
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| major constituents of petroleum |
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-hydrocarbons involving carbon-carbon double bonds
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-hydrocarbons involving carbon-carbon triple bonds
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-form a ring
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-certain unsaturated cyclic hydrocarbons
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-contain -OH
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-compounds containing C-O-C
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-hydrogen bonding
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| -amine group, carboxyl group, side group R |
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