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This document discusses halocarbons, which are organic compounds containing carbon and one or more halogen elements. It describes how halocarbons are formed through substitution and addition reactions, with the halogen replacing or adding to hydrogen atoms in hydrocarbons. Halocarbons have higher boiling points than hydrocarbons due to their polar covalent bonds. Examples of different classes of halocarbons are given, including CFCs, HFCs, and PCBs, along with some of their industrial uses and environmental
- Author
- Uhjafwnuijhnfa Kmerkgoe
- Language
- EN