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Draw the structure corresponding to each common name: a. α-methoxyvaleric acid b. β-phenylpropionic acid c. α,β-dimethylcaproic acid d. α-chloro-β-methylbutyric acid

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Chapter17: Carboxylic Acids

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Draw the structure corresponding to each common name:

a. α-methoxyvaleric acid

b. β-phenylpropionic acid

c. α,β-dimethylcaproic acid

d. α-chloro-β-methylbutyric acid

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