(1) For the following S-containing organic compounds, draw its structures and give its IUPAC and common name. a. Propyl mercaptan b. Isobutyl mercaptan c. 1-Butanethiol d. 2-Propanethiol (2) Show the complete reaction of the following. Draw the structure and give the IUPAC and common naming. a. Reaction of 1c and 1g TIA e. Methyl mercaptan f. sec-Butyl mercaptan g. 2-Methyl-2-propanethiol h. 1-Pentanethiol

(1) For the following S-containing organic compounds, draw its structures and give its IUPAC and common name. a. Propyl mercaptan b. Isobutyl mercaptan c. 1-Butanethiol d. 2-Propanethiol (2) Show the complete reaction of the following. Draw the structure and give the IUPAC and common naming. a. Reaction of 1c and 1g TIA e. Methyl mercaptan f. sec-Butyl mercaptan g. 2-Methyl-2-propanethiol h. 1-Pentanethiol

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