(organic chemistry) (CH3)2CHCH3 A colorless, stable gas, noncorrosive to metals, nonreactive with water; boils at -11.7°C; used as a chemical intermediate, refrigerant, and fuel.
isobutane
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- HF akylation (chemical engineering)
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