Definition of propene in English:

propene

noun ˈprəʊpiːnˈprōˌpēn

Chemistry

another term for propylene
Example sentencesExamples
- Higher alkenes take their names from the corresponding alkanes: propene, butene, etc.
- It makes propene by reacting ethene and 2-butene metathetically.
- The methods of its synthesis include oxidation of 2-propanol (isopropyl alcohol), the hydration of propene, and as a co-product (with phenol) of the O 2 oxidation of cumene.
- Another major epoxide, propylene oxide, comes from propene reacting with organic hydroperoxides (more reactive equivalents of hydrogen peroxides).

Origin

Mid 19th century: blend of propane and alkene.

Definition of propene in US English:

propene

nounˈprōˌpēn

Chemistry

another term for propylene
Example sentencesExamples
- Another major epoxide, propylene oxide, comes from propene reacting with organic hydroperoxides (more reactive equivalents of hydrogen peroxides).
- Higher alkenes take their names from the corresponding alkanes: propene, butene, etc.
- It makes propene by reacting ethene and 2-butene metathetically.
- The methods of its synthesis include oxidation of 2-propanol (isopropyl alcohol), the hydration of propene, and as a co-product (with phenol) of the O 2 oxidation of cumene.

Origin

Mid 19th century: blend of propane and alkene.

单词	propene
释义	Definition of propene in English: propene noun ˈprəʊpiːnˈprōˌpēn Chemistry another term for propylene Example sentencesExamples Higher alkenes take their names from the corresponding alkanes: propene, butene, etc. It makes propene by reacting ethene and 2-butene metathetically. The methods of its synthesis include oxidation of 2-propanol (isopropyl alcohol), the hydration of propene, and as a co-product (with phenol) of the O 2 oxidation of cumene. Another major epoxide, propylene oxide, comes from propene reacting with organic hydroperoxides (more reactive equivalents of hydrogen peroxides). Origin Mid 19th century: blend of propane and alkene. Definition of propene in US English: propene nounˈprōˌpēn Chemistry another term for propylene Example sentencesExamples Another major epoxide, propylene oxide, comes from propene reacting with organic hydroperoxides (more reactive equivalents of hydrogen peroxides). Higher alkenes take their names from the corresponding alkanes: propene, butene, etc. It makes propene by reacting ethene and 2-butene metathetically. The methods of its synthesis include oxidation of 2-propanol (isopropyl alcohol), the hydration of propene, and as a co-product (with phenol) of the O 2 oxidation of cumene. Origin Mid 19th century: blend of propane and alkene.
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