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Hexadecane (also
called cetane) is an
alkane hydrocarbon with the
chemical formula C16H34.
Hexadecane consists of a
chain of 16
carbon atoms, with three...
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other coupling reactions like the
Wurtz reaction.
Alkanes from
nonane to
hexadecane (those
alkanes with nine to
sixteen carbon atoms) are
liquids of higher...
- Non-IUPAC Some non-IUPAC
trivial names are
occasionally used: cetane, for
hexadecane cerane, for
hexacosane All
alkanes are colorless.
Alkanes with the lowest...
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Refractive Indices of
Binary Liquid Mixtures of Hexane, Decane,
Hexadecane, and
Squalane with
Benzene at 298.15 K".
Journal of
Chemical & Engineering...
- C16H34 and
specifically the
structural formula CH3(CH2)14CH3. Also
named n-
hexadecane, it is an
unbranched saturated alkane.
Cetane ignites with a
short delay...
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equilibria and
critical curves of (ethanol +
dodecane or
tetradecane or
hexadecane or 2,2,4,4,6,8,8-heptamethylnonane) from 0.1 MPa to 120.0 MPa". J Chem...
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octane (C8H18) are
refined into gasoline, the ones from
nonane (C9H20) to
hexadecane (C16H34) into
diesel fuel,
kerosene and jet fuel.
Alkanes with more than...
- [citation needed] Thus,
water (small
polar molecules) is less
viscous than
hexadecane (large
nonpolar molecules). A
polar molecule has a net
dipole as a result...
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Refractive Indices of
Binary Liquid Mixtures of Hexane, Decane,
Hexadecane, and
Squalane with
Benzene at 298.15 K".
Journal of
Chemical & Engineering...
- that
appear in the gas
chromatogram between and
including n-hexane and n-
hexadecane.
Compounds appearing earlier are
called VVOC (very
volatile organic compounds);...
