Please answer the numbers 21 to 50 for an upvote. Thank you. General Formula(Low molecularWeight)Турe ofCompoundChoicesPolarityPolaritySolubility inwaterТурe ofSolubility inCompoundA. ALKYL HALIDEwater31A. POLARA. SOLUBLER-O-R2141R- OH223242B. KETONEC. ALCOHOLD. ETHERB. NONPOLARB. INSOLUBLER-X233343R- NH2243444253545E. AROMATICF. AMINER-C- OHG.AMIDE263646H. ESTER1. CARBOXYLICACIDR-C-R2737J. ALDEHYDE47R-C-H283848|C- ORR-293949R-C- NH - R304050O=UO =00 = OO

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General Formula (Low molecular Weight) Туре of Compound Polarity Solubility in water Choices Polarity Туре of Compound A. ALKYL HALIDE A. POLAR Solubility in water R-O -R 21 31 41 A. SOLUBLE R- OH R- X R- NH2 22 32 42 B. KETONE B. NONPOLAR B. INSOLUBLE C. ALCOHOL D. ETHER 23 33 43 24 34 44 25 35 45 E. AROMATIC F. AMINE R- č- OH G.AMIDE H. ESTER I. CARBOXYLIC ACID 26 36 46 R-C-R 27 37 47 J. ALDEHYDE R-C-H 28 38 48 R- C- OR 29 39 49 R- C- NH - R 30 40 50

General Formula (Low molecular Weight) Туре of Compound Polarity Solubility in water Choices Polarity Туре of Compound A. ALKYL HALIDE A. POLAR Solubility in water R-O -R 21 31 41 A. SOLUBLE R- OH R- X R- NH2 22 32 42 B. KETONE B. NONPOLAR B. INSOLUBLE C. ALCOHOL D. ETHER 23 33 43 24 34 44 25 35 45 E. AROMATIC F. AMINE R- č- OH G.AMIDE H. ESTER I. CARBOXYLIC ACID 26 36 46 R-C-R 27 37 47 J. ALDEHYDE R-C-H 28 38 48 R- C- OR 29 39 49 R- C- NH - R 30 40 50

Chemistry: An Atoms First Approach

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Chapter21: Organic And Biological Molecules

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 117AE

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