1. List the letters that correspond to the functional groups that each compound contains. The possible groups are: (A) alkene (D) primary alkyl halide (G) vinyl halide (J) secondary alcohol (M) ether (P) carboxylic acid (S) nitrile (V) tertiary amine (B) alkyne (E) secondary alkyl halide (H) aromatic halide (K) tertiary alcohol (N) aldehyde (Q) ester (C) aromatic (F) tertiary alkyl halide (I) primary alcohol (L) phenol (0) ketone (R) amide a) b) Br (T) primary amine (U) secondary amine

1. List the letters that correspond to the functional groups that each compound contains. The possible groups are: (A) alkene (D) primary alkyl halide (G) vinyl halide (J) secondary alcohol (M) ether (P) carboxylic acid (S) nitrile (V) tertiary amine (B) alkyne (E) secondary alkyl halide (H) aromatic halide (K) tertiary alcohol (N) aldehyde (Q) ester (C) aromatic (F) tertiary alkyl halide (I) primary alcohol (L) phenol (0) ketone (R) amide a) b) Br (T) primary amine (U) secondary amine

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Chapter7: Bonding In Organic Molecules

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Problem 40AP: Consider the following proposed structures for benzene, each of which is consistent with the...

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