Posted by Priya on Monday, May 5, 2008 at 1:00am.
yes
Is chloroethane an alkane?
Thanks
yes it is an alkane...it even has a
-ane ending.
NO it is NOT a carboxylic acid because instead of a -COOH it has a SOOH
I would call chloroethane an alkyl chloride. If alkanes are defined as hydrocarbons, and this compound also has Cl, then it is not an alkane.
Hm..so then the alkyl halide is a derivative of an alkane. (slaps forehead for forgetting this)
Yes, alkyl halides are made from alkanes (at least they are sometimes).
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