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	Main-Family	Sub-Family	Description
	Agrochemicals	Antibiotics	Antibiotics
	Agrochemicals	Feed additives	Feed additives
	Agrochemicals	Fertilizers	Fertilizers
	Agrochemicals	Fungicides	Fungicides
	Agrochemicals	Herbicides	Herbicides
	Agrochemicals	Hormones	Hormones
	Agrochemicals	Pesticides	Pesticides
	Alkanes	Aliphatic Alcanes	In Organic Chemistry, Aliphatic Alcanes are Hydrocarbons arranged in Open Chains, whether straight or branched, and which contain no Rings or Unsaturations, like Hexane or Isobutane.
	Alkanes	Cycloalkanes	Cyclic-saturated hydrocarbons (cycloalkanes) are hydrocarbons containing one or more saturated rings of carbon atoms in their molecule.
	Alkynes	Acyclic Alkynes	The simplest acyclic alkynes with only one triple bond and no other functional groups form a homologous series with the general chemical formula CnH(2n−2).

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