IPA: //ˈnoʊneɪn//
KK: /nɔːˈneɪn/
A type of hydrocarbon that consists of nine carbon atoms and is part of the alkane family, often found in kerosene and petroleum.
Nonane is commonly used as a solvent in laboratories and as a fuel component.
**Nonane** → It is formed from "non-" (meaning nine) and "-ane" (a suffix used in organic chemistry to denote alkanes). The word "nonane" refers to a straight-chain alkane with nine carbon atoms.
Think of 'nine' ('non-') to remember that 'nonane' is an alkane with nine carbon atoms.