A.What is the condensed structural formula of: 1. Methanol 2. Benzoic Acid 3. Methyl Benzoate 4. 1- Pentanol 5. Acetic Acid 6. Pentyl acetate 7. 1-octanol 8. Octyl acetate 9. Benzylic alcohol 10. Benzyl acetate 11. 1-Propanol 12. Propyl acetate

A.What is the condensed structural formula of: 1. Methanol 2. Benzoic Acid 3. Methyl Benzoate 4. 1- Pentanol 5. Acetic Acid 6. Pentyl acetate 7. 1-octanol 8. Octyl acetate 9. Benzylic alcohol 10. Benzyl acetate 11. 1-Propanol 12. Propyl acetate

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A.What is the condensed structural formula of:
1. Methanol
2. Benzoic Acid
3. Methyl Benzoate
4. 1- Pentanol
5. Acetic Acid
6. Pentyl acetate
7. 1-octanol
8. Octyl acetate
9. Benzylic alcohol
10. Benzyl acetate
11. 1-Propanol
12. Propyl acetate
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