(a)(b)Define the terms 'functional group' and 'unsaturated hydrocarbon'.Name the following organic compounds:i.ii.(c) Draw skeleton structures for the following organic compounds:i. 3,4-dimethylheptane3-methylheptanalii.OH(d) The following two organic compounds are structural isomers to each other.Carefully identify and justify the structural isomers type (skeletal, functional, orpositional) with their common molecular formula.HOOHOnos.AB

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(a) Define the terms 'functional group' and 'unsaturated hydrocarbon'. (b) Name the following organic compounds: (c) i. ii. Draw skeleton structures - for the following organic compounds: i. 3,4-dimethylheptane OH ii. 3-methylheptanal

(a) Define the terms 'functional group' and 'unsaturated hydrocarbon'. (b) Name the following organic compounds: (c) i. ii. Draw skeleton structures - for the following organic compounds: i. 3,4-dimethylheptane OH ii. 3-methylheptanal

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(a)
(b)
Define the terms 'functional group' and 'unsaturated hydrocarbon'.
Name the following organic compounds:
i.
ii.
(c) Draw skeleton structures for the following organic compounds:
i. 3,4-dimethylheptane
3-methylheptanal
ii.
OH
(d) The following two organic compounds are structural isomers to each other.
Carefully identify and justify the structural isomers type (skeletal, functional, or
positional) with their common molecular formula.
HO
O
HO
nos.
A
B

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