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Among aromatic hydrocarbons, there are C10 and C10A – what is the difference between them?

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Among aromatic hydrocarbons, there are C10 and C10A – what is the difference between them? Everyone is welcome to join the discussion. . .
Reply #22018-08-16
C10 refers to alkanes with 10 carbon atoms, while C10A refers to aromatic hydrocarbons with 10 carbon atoms.
Reply #32018-08-16
I’ll find some time to verify it and see if it makes sense

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