C36H64

C36H64 is a chemical formula representing a molecule with 36 carbon atoms and 64 hydrogen atoms. This formula indicates a hydrocarbon, a compound consisting solely of carbon and hydrogen. The specific arrangement of these atoms determines the molecule's properties and its classification within organic chemistry. With 36 carbon atoms, C36H64 falls into the category of long-chain hydrocarbons. The ratio of hydrogen to carbon atoms (64:36) suggests the presence of unsaturation, meaning there are double or triple bonds between carbon atoms, or it could represent a cyclic structure. Without further structural information, C36H64 could correspond to various isomers, each possessing unique physical and chemical characteristics. For example, it could be an alkene with multiple double bonds, an alkyne with triple bonds, or a cycloalkane with ring structures, or a combination of these. These compounds are often found as components of natural products, such as waxes or oils, or can be synthesized in laboratories for various applications depending on their specific structure. Further spectroscopic analysis, such as NMR or mass spectrometry, would be required to definitively identify the specific isomer represented by C36H64.