For each structure below:i. Write a condensed formula (e.g. ethanol would be CH3CH2OH)ii. Write the hybridization (sp, sp2, or sp3) of each C, N, and O.iii. Identify all functional groups present. (Note: only choose alkane if that is the only functionalgroup present.)iv. Count the number of degrees of unsaturation.N'HO,For each formula below:i. Calculate the degrees of unsaturation.ii. Draw at least two different constitutional isomers,iii. Name all functional groups in each structure that you draw.a. C3HSOb. CAH&Oc. CaH,Nd. CH6O2

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