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For the hydrocarbons, they're compounds in which each homolog differs incrementally in their C and H-atoms and can be represented by generalized formulas, for example:(where "n" is a counting number).

The formula for linear alkane hydrocarbons is CnH2n+2

The formula for linear mono alkene hydrocarbons is CnH2n

The formula for linear mono alkyne hydrocarbons is CnH2n-2

They are other homologous series as well

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In order to determine which homologous series a molecule is from, we must take notice of the name ending. For e.g. 'ethene' if from the homologous series called the 'Alkenes' because it has the same name ending i.e. 'ene.' Therefore 'propane' is an Alkane because it carries the same name ending i.e. 'ane.'

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The Alcohols, all having the -OH functional group. Ethanol has the formula C2H5OH

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What homologous series is ethyl ethanoate

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Alkenes

General formula CnH2n

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carboxylic acid

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Alkanes

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The Alkenes

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