B. Molecular Models of Hydrocarbon Derivatives1. Organic Halides(a) "methyl chloride," CH3-CI(b) "ethyl iodide," CH3CH2-I2. Alcohols(a) methanol, CH3-OH("methyl alcohol")(b) ethanol, CH3CHz-OH("ethyl alcohol")(c) 1-propanol, CH3CH;CH2 OH("propyl alcohol")(d) 2-propanol, CH;CH(OH)CH3("isopropyl alcohol")3. Phenols(a) phenol, CHs-OH(b) ortho-methyl phenol, C&H4(CH3)-OH4. Ethers(a) "dimethyl ether," CH3-O-CH3(b) "diethyl ether," CH;CH2 O-CH2CH35. Amines(a) "methyl amine," CH3-NH2(b) "ethyl amine," CH3CH2-NH2280 Experiment 23Copyright ©2019 Pearson Education, Inc.

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B. Molecular Models of Hydrocarbon Derivatives 1. Organic Halides (a) "methyl chloride," CH3-CI 99 (b) "ethyl iodide," CH3CH2-I 2. Alcohols (a) methanol, CH3-OH ("methyl alcohol") (b) ethanol, CH3CH-OH ("ethyl alcohol") (c) 1-propanol, CH;CH;CH OH ("propyl alcohol") (d) 2-propanol, CH3CH(OH)CH3 ("isopropyl alcohol")

B. Molecular Models of Hydrocarbon Derivatives 1. Organic Halides (a) "methyl chloride," CH3-CI 99 (b) "ethyl iodide," CH3CH2-I 2. Alcohols (a) methanol, CH3-OH ("methyl alcohol") (b) ethanol, CH3CH-OH ("ethyl alcohol") (c) 1-propanol, CH;CH;CH OH ("propyl alcohol") (d) 2-propanol, CH3CH(OH)CH3 ("isopropyl alcohol")

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