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Propellane

In organic chemistry, propellane is any member of a class of polycyclic hydrocarbons, whose carbon skeleton consists of three rings of carbon atoms sharing a common carbon–carbon covalent bond. The concept was introduced in 1966 by D. Ginsburg. Propellanes with small cycles are highly strained and unstable, and are easily turned into polymers with…

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Propellane

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Avg. degree1.96
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related to True propellanes · 38
Propellane → An, Anderson, Burgmaier, C11H18, C12H20, C14H24, C18H32, C5H6, C6H8, C7H10, C8H12, CAS, Cook, Eaton, Estimated, Gassman, Hamon, Has, Isolable, It
related to Propellane derivatives · 9
Propellane → C10H14, C11H14, Dehydroadamantane, It, Majerski, Methano-2, Pincock, This, Torupka
related to Bonding properties · 7
Propellane → Charge-shift, Laplace, Pauli-repulsion, Recent, Sterling, Studies, The
related to Nomenclature · 5
Propellane → More, The, The IUPAC, There, Therefore
related to Reactivity · 5
Propellane → Anions, For, In, Propellanes, The
related to Propellenes · 4
Propellane → As, Photoelectron, Propellane-like, Propellatriene
related to Strain · 4
Propellane → C-C, Propellanes, The, This
related to Synthesis · 4
Propellane → Cook, Larger, The, Weber
related to Polymerization · 3
Propellane → C8H12, For, In
related to Propellane natural products · 3
Propellane → Dichrocephala, Dichrocephone, It

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propellanes bond cas number strain rings two three carbons stable cycles unstable general energy bonds cook small highly easily reactivity

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Propellaneis asame substance as0.90text
Propellanerelated to Bonding propertiesThe0.60section
Propellanerelated to Bonding propertiesRecent0.60section
Propellanerelated to Bonding propertiesCharge-shift0.60section
Propellanerelated to Bonding propertiesLaplace0.60section
Propellanerelated to Bonding propertiesStudies0.60section
Propellanerelated to Bonding propertiesSterling0.60section
Propellanerelated to Bonding propertiesPauli-repulsion0.60section
Propellanerelated to NomenclatureThe0.60section
Propellanerelated to NomenclatureThe IUPAC0.60section
Propellanerelated to NomenclatureMore0.60section
Propellanerelated to NomenclatureThere0.60section

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