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Classification by structure: the family
The basis of organic chemistry, we have said, is the structural theory. We separate all organic compounds into a number of families on the basis of structure.
Having done this, we find that we have at the same time classified the compounds as to their physical and chemical properties. A particular set of propertiesClassification by structure: the family
The basis of organic chemistry, we have said, is the structural theory. We separate all organic compounds into a number of families on the basis of structure.
Having done this, we find that we have at the same time classified the compounds as to their physical and chemical properties. A particular set of propertiesClassification by structure: the family
The basis of organic chemistry, we have said, is the structural theory. We separate all organic compounds into a number of families on the basis of structure.
Having done this, we find that we have at the same time classified the compounds as to their physical and chemical properties. A particular set of propertiesClassification by structure: the family
The basis of organic chemistry, we have said, is the structural theory. We separate all organic compounds into a number of families on the basis of structure.
Having done this, we find that we have at the same time classified the compounds as to their physical and chemical properties. A particular set of propertiesClassification by structure: the family
The basis of organic chemistry, we have said, is the structural theory. We separate all organic compounds into a number of families on the basis of structure.
Having done this, we find that we have at the same time classified the compounds as to their physical and chemical properties. A particular set of properties