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    Use of Organic Compounds: Methane Butane Ethylene

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    Organic compounds are chemical compounds containing carbon. They exist as gases, liquids, or solids and are essential to human life. Monomers are single units that bond together through dehydration synthesis to form polymers, which can then be broken down through hydrolysis. Some key organic compounds and their uses include: - Methane is used in motor tires, printing ink, and to produce light and fuel. - Butane is used as liquid petroleum gas fuel. - Ethylene is used in fruit ripening, preservation, and to make mustard gas and anesthesia. - Acetylene is used to produce light, anesthesia, and to make neoprene and induce artificial ripening. - Methyl is

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    Use of Organic Compounds: Methane Butane Ethylene

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    Organic compounds are chemical compounds containing carbon. They exist as gases, liquids, or solids and are essential to human life. Monomers are single units that bond together through dehydration synthesis to form polymers, which can then be broken down through hydrolysis. Some key organic compounds and their uses include: - Methane is used in motor tires, printing ink, and to produce light and fuel. - Butane is used as liquid petroleum gas fuel. - Ethylene is used in fruit ripening, preservation, and to make mustard gas and anesthesia. - Acetylene is used to produce light, anesthesia, and to make neoprene and induce artificial ripening. - Methyl is

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    Organic compounds are chemical compounds containing carbon. They exist as gases, liquids, or solids and are essential to human life. Monomers are single units that bond together through dehydration synthesis to form polymers, which can then be broken down through hydrolysis. Some key organic compounds and their uses include: - Methane is used in motor tires, printing ink, and to produce light and fuel. - Butane is used as liquid petroleum gas fuel. - Ethylene is used in fruit ripening, preservation, and to make mustard gas and anesthesia. - Acetylene is used to produce light, anesthesia, and to make neoprene and induce artificial ripening. - Methyl is

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    Use of Organic Compounds: Methane Butane Ethylene

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    Organic compounds are chemical compounds containing carbon. They exist as gases, liquids, or solids and are essential to human life. Monomers are single units that bond together through dehydration synthesis to form polymers, which can then be broken down through hydrolysis. Some key organic compounds and their uses include: - Methane is used in motor tires, printing ink, and to produce light and fuel. - Butane is used as liquid petroleum gas fuel. - Ethylene is used in fruit ripening, preservation, and to make mustard gas and anesthesia. - Acetylene is used to produce light, anesthesia, and to make neoprene and induce artificial ripening. - Methyl is

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    Use of Organic

    Compounds

    An organic compound is a member of a


    large class of gaseous, liquid, or solid
    Organic Compounds and their Uses chemical compounds whose molecules
    contain carbon.
    Methane
    Black in
    color, in making motor tire and printing ink, in the production
    of light and , in making methyl alcohol, formaldehyde and chloroform
    etc

    Butane
    Organic compounds essential to human
    In liquid

    state it is used as LPG fuel.


    functioning include carbohydrates, lipids,

    proteins, and nucleotides..Monomers are


    single units of organic compounds. They
    Ethylene bond by dehydration synthesis to form

    In fruit ripening and fruits preservation, in making mustard


    polymers, which can in turn be broken by
    gas, in the form of anesthesia, in oxy-ethylene flame

    hydrolysis. Carbohydrate compounds


    provide essential body fuel.

    Acetylene
    In producing

    light, oxy-ethylene flame, in the form of narselin anesthesia,
    in making neoprene (artificial rubber), in artificial ripening etc.

    Methyl
    In making

    methylated spirit, artificial colour, varnish and polish, mixing
    with petrol and utilised as a fuel of engines etc

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