What are the Potential Results of Mixing Different Alkanes?

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Alkanes list with formulas.
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Alkanes list

Can the Alkanes list be further compiled after decane with formulas ?

Is it advisable to mix Alkanes ?

Examples :

Propane + Nonane = ?
Butane + Pentane = ?
Decane + Methane = ?
Propane + Hexane + Decane = ?
 
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akerkarprashant said:
Can the Alkanes list be further compiled after decane with formulas ?

Names are based on Greek numerals so yes, not a problem.

akerkarprashant said:
Is it advisable to mix Alkanes ?

What do you mean by "advisable"? It is actually quite difficult to separate them, they are almost always used as mixtures.
 
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Alkanes don't react with each other to form products. Mixing them wouldn't cause any safety problems.
 
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Thanks.

I.e. Permutations and Combinations for Alkanes reactions with each other.
 
Thank you.

Permutations and Combinations for Alkanes (Hydrocarbons) reactions with each other till C10000 can be traced?

Solid + Solid mixture = ?
Solid + Liquid mixture = ?
Solid + Gas mixture = ?
Liquid + Gas mixture = ?
Liquid + Liquid mixture = ?
Gas + Gas mixture = ?
 
No idea what you are asking. We told you: they don't react and they almost always are present as stable mixtures.
 
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