Ethanol is from Alcohol family. They are very flammable, give blue flame, volatile, nearly neutral, and contain only carbon, hydrogen and oxgen.
Ethanol is in the alchool family
Ethanol is the proper IUPAC name already!
Ethanol the substance called in general "alcohol"
Ethanol is another name for alcohol. Depending on amount and concentration, you may get drunk.
I think alcohol is the general name of the family of: methanol, ethanol, propanol...
Ethanol is from Alcohol family. They are very flammable, give blue flame, volatile, nearly neutral, and contain only carbon, hydrogen and oxgen.
Ethanol is in the alchool family
Ethanol is the proper IUPAC name already!
Ethanol Ethanol
'Ethyl Alcohol' is the old/archaic name for 'Ethanol'. Under the IUPAC Nomenclature its name is Ethanol'. This is the alcohol that is consumed by humans in beers wines and spirits.
Ethanol!
Ethanol the substance called in general "alcohol"
Ethanol is another name for alcohol. Depending on amount and concentration, you may get drunk.
The chemical name for ethanol is Ethyl Alcohol or Ethan-1-ol and it is member of the alcohol family. The chemical formula for ethanol can be written as C2H5OH, or as the alternative notation, CH3-CH2-OH. The latter expression tells you it's a straight-chain molecule, and it is also an expression of its structural formula.It's possible to write C2H6O, but that's an empirical formula. With only that, you'd be unable to tell ethanol from dimethyl ether, its isomer, as they are both written that way.Now you know what's in this compound and how the molecule is shaped. More can be learned by using the link to the Wikipedia article. It's posted below.
C2H5OH is called ethanol. It is the carbon of a methyl group (CH3) attached to the carbon of a methylene group (CH2) attached to a hydroxyl group (OH). Ethanol is the compound commonly consumed by humans in the form of alcoholic beverages.
It is ethanol !