Answer 1-5, please. Thank you! II. Research for structure (submit on short bond paper, handwritten only)1) Phenolphthalein -a phenol derivative commonly used as acid-base indicator2) Hexachlorophene – ingredient in soap and lotions for surgical scrubs andhospitals, for cosmetics, deodorants, feminne hygiene, sprays and eventoothpaste.3) Urushiols – iitant in poison ivy and poisonous oaks4) Tetrahydrocannabinol – active component of marijuana, dried leaves andflowering tops of hemp plant, used since antiquity for physiological effects.5) Epinephrine (Adrenalin) – a phenol and an amine, secreted by the adrenalgland in response to stress, fear, anger or any heighted emotions.Stimulates the conversion of GLYCOGEN to GLUCOSE in the body.25

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Answer 1-5, please. Thank you!

II. Research for structure (submit on short bond paper, handwritten only)
1) Phenolphthalein -a phenol derivative commonly used as acid-base indicator
2) Hexachlorophene – ingredient in soap and lotions for surgical scrubs and
hospitals, for cosmetics, deodorants, feminne hygiene, sprays and even
toothpaste.
3) Urushiols – iitant in poison ivy and poisonous oaks
4) Tetrahydrocannabinol – active component of marijuana, dried leaves and
flowering tops of hemp plant, used since antiquity for physiological effects.
5) Epinephrine (Adrenalin) – a phenol and an amine, secreted by the adrenal
gland in response to stress, fear, anger or any heighted emotions.
Stimulates the conversion of GLYCOGEN to GLUCOSE in the body.
25

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