Derivative refers to a compound formed by the substitution of atoms or radicals in a parent compound molecule by other atoms or radicals, known as derivatives of the parent compound. Derivatives named, the general parent compound as the main body, with other groups as a substituent. Such as: halogenated hydrocarbons, alcohols, aldehydes, carboxylic acids can be seen as derivatives of hydrocarbons, because they are hydrogen atoms of hydrocarbons are replaced by halogen, hydroxyl, oxygen and other products
Derivative refers to a simple compound in the hydrogen atoms or atomic groups replaced by other atoms or atomic groups derived more complex products
Derivative refers to a complex compound in the hydrogen atoms or atomic groups replaced by other atoms or atomic groups derived more complex products.
