Question 6 • R282: GR CA-Chemistry B (Grade Repair)
A branched-chain alkane has a carbon backbone with at least one side branch. In such a structure, more than two carbon atoms are bonded to only one other carbon, unlike a straight-chain alkane, whose carbons form a single row. Rings and carbon-carbon double bonds are not characteristics of alkanes.
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