Can you help me with this question number 5 is it true or false number 6 it's true or false ORGANIC CHEMISTRY1. Match the following atoms to their generalized function in organic chemistry. Sthan once.A.B.Main Scaffolding AtomsFills in Remaining Needed BondsFunctional Group1.%3DCarbonSulfurHydrogenNitrogenOxygenIVV.CTuelor False. Function al groups are specific sets of atoms added to a molecule3.True orEalse) There are only 7 specific types of functional groups4.Truejor False. Are used to give the an organic molecule unique chemical behavie5.True or False. Can be identifed by looking for either C C or Oxygen only6.True or False. Can be identified by locking for either C=C or Sulfur only7. Label each example formula as either: Molecular Formula, Expanded StrucA. CH.OH.B.B. Convert the following skeletal structures to expanded structures.

Correct Matching is: A. Main scaffold atom I. Carbon B. Fills in Remaining needed bond III.…

2 CTuelor False. Function al groups are specific sets of atoms added to a molecule 3. True or False) There are only 7 specific types of functional groups 4True or False. Are used to give the an organic molecule unique chemical behavi True or False. Can be identfied by looking for either C C or Oxygen only 3 True or False. Can be identified by looking for either CEC or Sulfur only

2 CTuelor False. Function al groups are specific sets of atoms added to a molecule 3. True or False) There are only 7 specific types of functional groups 4True or False. Are used to give the an organic molecule unique chemical behavi True or False. Can be identfied by looking for either C C or Oxygen only 3 True or False. Can be identified by looking for either CEC or Sulfur only

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

2nd Edition

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Author:Andrei Straumanis

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Chapter6: Alkanes & Alkenes

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 3E: Using your model of butane (CH3CH2CH2CH3) , complete the following graph of the anglebetween the two...

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