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The 48 pages that link to Alkane, each with the reason it gives.
ButaneNarrower topic: Butane belongs to this homologous series of hydrocarbons.
EthaneNarrower topic: Ethane is the second-smallest member of this hydrocarbon family.
PropaneNarrower topic: Propane belongs to this family of saturated hydrocarbons.
Alkyl groupNarrower topic: Removing one hydrogen atom from an alkane produces an alkyl group.
Paraffin waxNarrower topic: Paraffin wax consists chiefly of long-chain alkanes.
Ethyl groupNarrower topic: Ethyl belongs to the alkyl substituents derived from alkanes.
Single bondNarrower topic: Alkanes are defined by their network of carbon–carbon single bonds.
DodecaneNarrower topic: Dodecane belongs to this family and follows its general molecular formula.
HaloalkaneNarrower topic: Replacing one or more alkane hydrogens with halogens produces haloalkanes.
IsobutaneNarrower topic: Isobutane is a saturated hydrocarbon and a member of this family.
NeopentaneNarrower topic: Neopentane is a saturated hydrocarbon in this broader family.
HexadecaneNarrower topic: Hexadecane belongs to this family of saturated hydrocarbons.
IsopentaneNarrower topic: Isopentane belongs to this saturated-hydrocarbon family.
TetradecaneNarrower topic: Tetradecane belongs to this saturated-hydrocarbon family.
UndecaneNarrower topic: Undecane is an unbranched member of this hydrocarbon family.
2-MethylpentaneNarrower topic: 2-Methylpentane belongs to this hydrocarbon family.
N-HeptaneNarrower topic: N-Heptane belongs to this hydrocarbon family.
EicosaneNarrower topic: Eicosane belongs to this saturated-hydrocarbon family.