Make an individual table for each and every one of the following (7) molecules: 1. urea, (NH2) 2CO 2. ethyl thiomethyl ether, CH3SCH2CH3 3. ethyl chloride carbonate, CH3CH2OCOCl 4. trimethyl phosphite, (CH3O)3P 5. vinyl magnesium bromide, CH2CHMgBr 6. Cesium 2-hydroxyacetate, HOCH2CO2Cs 7. C4H8Br2 (an isomer).

Make an individual table for each and every one of the following (7) molecules: 1. urea, (NH2) 2CO 2. ethyl thiomethyl ether, CH3SCH2CH3 3. ethyl chloride carbonate, CH3CH2OCOCl 4. trimethyl phosphite, (CH3O)3P 5. vinyl magnesium bromide, CH2CHMgBr 6. Cesium 2-hydroxyacetate, HOCH2CO2Cs 7. C4H8Br2 (an isomer).

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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