Fill in the blanks: HC CH3 CH CH2 HC CH-CH2 CH2 HC CH2 CH-HC CH3 CH CH3 Referring to the structure answer the following in order: No. of primary carbons No. of primary hydrogens No. of secondary carbons No. of secondary hydrogens No. of tertiary carbons No. of tertiary hydrogens No. of quaternary carbons No. of quaternary hydrogens

Fill in the blanks: HC CH3 CH CH2 HC CH-CH2 CH2 HC CH2 CH-HC CH3 CH CH3 Referring to the structure answer the following in order: No. of primary carbons No. of primary hydrogens No. of secondary carbons No. of secondary hydrogens No. of tertiary carbons No. of tertiary hydrogens No. of quaternary carbons No. of quaternary hydrogens

EBK A SMALL SCALE APPROACH TO ORGANIC L

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Chapter23: Methyl Stearate From Methyl Oleate

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