- an
alkyl group is an
alkane missing one hydrogen. The term
alkyl is
intentionally unspecific to
include many
possible substitutions. An
acyclic alkyl has...
- The
haloalkanes (also
known as
halogenoalkanes or
alkyl halides) are
alkanes containing one or more
halogen substituents of
hydrogen atom. They are a...
-
Alkyl phosphates belong to a
group of
organic compounds called organophosphates. They are
esters of
phosphoric acid H3PO4 and
corresponding alcohol. For...
-
Poppers are
recreational drugs belonging to the
alkyl nitrite family of
chemical compounds. When
fumes from
these substances are inhaled, they act as...
- can be used:
Alkyl chlorides are
versatile building blocks in
organic chemistry.
While alkyl bromides and
iodides are more reactive,
alkyl chlorides tend...
-
chemical reaction that
entails transfer of an
alkyl group. The
alkyl group may be
transferred as an
alkyl carbocation, a free radical, a carbanion, or...
-
organic chemistry,
alkyl nitrites are a
group of
organic compounds based upon the
molecular structure R−O−N=O,
where R
represents an
alkyl group. Formally...
-
Alkyl polyglycosides (APGs) are a
class of non-ionic
surfactants widely used in a
variety of cosmetic, household, and
industrial applications. Biodegradable...
- (sugar)
functional group.
Among the most
common are
alkyl maltosides,
which contain hydrophobic alkyl chains as the aglycone.
Given their amphiphilic properties...
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Amines are
formed when one or more
hydrogen atoms in
ammonia are
replaced by
alkyl or aryl groups. The
nitrogen atom in an
amine possesses a lone pair of electrons...
