10. Epinephrine, is commonly known as adrenaline. It is released into the blood as the body's way of meeting emergencies and dealing with stress. Structure of epinephrine is HO- OH HO CHCH,NHCH3 Structurally, epinephrine is a/an phenol 6) amine ) aromatic compound @all of these

10. Epinephrine, is commonly known as adrenaline. It is released into the blood as the body's way of meeting emergencies and dealing with stress. Structure of epinephrine is HO- OH HO CHCH,NHCH3 Structurally, epinephrine is a/an phenol 6) amine ) aromatic compound @all of these

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10. Epinephrine, is commonly known as adrenaline. It is released into the blood as the body's way
of meeting emergencies and dealing with stress. Structure of epinephrine is
HO
OH
HO-
CHCH,NHCH3
Structurally, epinephrine is alan
@ phenol
(b) amine
© aromatic compound
@ all of these

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