Who can explain the structural formula of heptadecane to me?
Hello,
I don't understand why, for example, heptadecane has C17H 36.
Isn't that a combination of heptane and decane?
Heptane: C7H16
Decane: C10H22
Together that would be 38 times H?
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You are absolutely right that a heptane and a decan together have 38 H atoms.
But at Heptadecan you’re wrong:
Not at all. A continuous chain of 17 carbon atoms.
If you write a heptane and a decane in succession, do you get a continuous chain of carbon atoms?
No, you have something in the middle – CH2 – CH2 – H H – CH2 – CH2 -.
And these two H atoms in the middle are the ones who prepare you headbreaks. In a heptadecane, they do not exist because the chain of carbon atoms passes through. But if you think two separate molecules like a heptane and a decane, they exist.
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the easiest thing is if you sign this→a C atom always has four connections
you can also easily take this one formula to find out more quickly the H atoms: CnH2*n+2
So, for example, 1 C atom then lasts 2*1+2 4, so you then have 4 H atoms
then as formula: C1H2*1+2
so clear?
I know the general formula, however, what if two alkanes form one. I don’t come to the number of H atoms
To connect the two molecules, you need to remove two hydrogen atoms. Otherwise, your product contains five-binding carbon atoms.