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The chemical term "aliphatic" is used to describe [[molecule|molecules]] with one or more open, chain-shaped hydrocarbon residues - in contrast to aromatic hydrocarbons, which refer to closed ring systems. | The chemical term "aliphatic" is used to describe [[molecule|molecules]] with one or more open, chain-shaped hydrocarbon residues - in contrast to aromatic hydrocarbons, which refer to closed ring systems. | ||
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The chemical term "aliphatic" is used to describe molecules with one or more open, chain-shaped hydrocarbon residues - in contrast to aromatic hydrocarbons, which refer to closed ring systems.
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aliphatische_hydrocarbons (Wikipedia CC-by-sa-3.0)