a. 4-hydroxy-3-methylpentanolc acid. b. 2-methyl-3-pentenoic acid.

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Q: What is the name of the following alkane?

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Q: Please explain all of the steps to understand how to complete this question for organic chemistry!

A: The reaction is known as Hydroboration oxidation of alkynes

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Q: Explain Monosubstituted Benzenes ?

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Q: hat is the functional group of chlorobenzene??

A: Chloro benzene is alkyl halide . Its a mono alkyl halide derivative.

Q: what is the name of the hydrocarbon?

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Q: Name this alcohol?

A: In this case the root word will be pentane as longest chain has five carbon  Main functional group…

Q: What is haloalkane

A: Alkane are compound of carbon and hydrogen with general formula CnH2n+2

Q: What is your favorite functional group?

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Q: What does "mono-" mean? What does "tri-" mean? What does "hexa-" mean? What does "tetra-" mean?

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Q: NOTE: 3 FUNCTIONAL ISOMERS

A: Functional isomers are the isomers having the same molecular formula but different functional…

Q: a ketone and an ether?

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Q: what is an alkyl group?

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Q: A) 2- methy, butahe from 2-chlora-2-metiyl butane butane from ethyl chloride

A: Given,

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Q: `NH" Type of functional group. NH IUPAC `NH Common Name `NH `CH3 Type of functional group. `NH `CH3…

A: Every molecule is assigned an IUPAC name based on certain rules that name is universally accepted.…

Q: How do two monomers add together?

A: А mоnоmer is а mоleсule thаt саn reасt tоgether with оther mоnоmer mоleсules tо fоrm а lаrger…

Q: CH2-CH2-CH3 Type of functional group r. CH2-CH2-CH3 Common Name K* S. Type of functional group H3C…

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Q: ?What type of an alkyl group is an isobutyl group

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Q: Name the hydrocarbons?

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Q: Give the 3 practical uses of acetylene.

A: Practical uses of acetylene:

Q: How does fractional distillation separate iso-octane from octane?

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Q: What is the name of the alkene?

A: Given compound:

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A: The common name of 1-propoxybutane is butyl propyl ether.

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Q: Draw the molecular structure of ether that is an isomer of 1-propanol.

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Organometallic compounds of d-block elements

The transition metals can form complexes since they have vacant d orbitals. They are also termed Coordination compounds. The organometallic compounds of the transition metals could be used as catalysts as well as reagents. For example, organocadmium, organozinc, organocopper, Grignard are used as the reagents for several reactions. Most of the complexes of organo transition metals are used as catalysts for many organic transformation reactions.