Homologues are: 1) ethene and propane 2) propene and butane 3) cyclobutane and butane 4) benzene and methylbenzene

| August 17, 2021 | education

1) Ethene and propane – no, they belong to different classes of compounds: alkene and alkane,

2) propene and butane – no, they belong to different classes of compounds: alkene and alkane,

3) cyclobutane and butane – no, they belong to different classes of compounds: cycloalkane and alkane,

4) benzene and methylbenzene, belong to the class of aromatic hydrocarbons, differ from each other by the CH2 group.



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