We all know that, butene contains two carbon atoms connected each other with double covalent bond. It is chemically more reactive also. So, it is called unsaturated hydrocarbons.
Alcohols are organic compound which contains hydroxyl group (OH). Its types are: > Monohydric alcohol ---------> Methanol > Dihydric alcohol ---------> Ethylene glycol > Trihydric alcohol ----------> Glycerol
The group organic compounds having similar structure and chemical properties in which the successive compounds differ by - CH2 group is called homologous series.The first five members are: Methane ( CH4 ) Ethane ( C2H6 ) Propane ( C3H8 ) Butane ( C4H10...
No ! all the benzene derivatives are aromatic , but to be aromatic it's not necessary for a compound to be derivative of benzene. A compound needs to follow Huckel's rule to be aromatic
You ca take examples like Furan , Thiophene, Pyrrole etc.