C. Functional groups 5. Draw the line angle formulas for each of the compounds whose names appear below. Name the functional group present in each molecule. State if hydrogen bonding is possible in pure samples of each compound. a. 2-pentanol b. cis-2-hexene c. 3-heptanone d. hexanoic acid e. ethyl propyl ether tortiary alcohol? termine this, consider the carbo

C. Functional groups 5. Draw the line angle formulas for each of the compounds whose names appear below. Name the functional group present in each molecule. State if hydrogen bonding is possible in pure samples of each compound. a. 2-pentanol b. cis-2-hexene c. 3-heptanone d. hexanoic acid e. ethyl propyl ether tortiary alcohol? termine this, consider the carbo

Chemistry: Matter and Change

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Chapter21: Hydrocarbons

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