alkane

There was some based on alkane composites and some based on sheets at irrational angles to one another.

Dependin on alkane bond angles and their interaction with graphene, those might be the same thing.

The atmospheric boiling point of liquid nitrogen is −195.795 °C [3], wich is colder than the boiling point of any alkane!

The stability comes from the fact that locally it looks like a alkane, i.e.

These alkyne (C≡C) bonds are indeed strained and unstable, but there is an energy barrier to jumping to alkane (C-C) or alkene (C=C).

There are two ways to convert a fatty acid to a volatile fuel: you can convert it to an ester or an alkane.

The Sabatier process yields methane, the lightest member of the alkane series.

There's also the Fischer-Tropsch process which synthesises arbitrary linear alkane hydrocarbons.

Combustion of dodecane (a C12 straight-chain alkane) makes 12 CO2 molecules.

Maltenes make up the continuous phase, and are typically alkane-modified resins.

Benzene is often drawn with alternating alkane and -ene bonds, ⌬.

As you probably know, it isn't air but an alkane mix.

And we know these can sometimes have quite long alkane chains attached or "inside".

"Halo" is any halogen, and "alkane" is any alkane, so "haloalkane" should refer to a class of compound, yes?

I think you can describe a group or mixture of chemicals in a chemical footprint in its particular chemical properties, for example, "an alkane chain of 80-85 carbons with an alcohol bound on carbon no.