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NAL NEL NIL NOL 7. an E-alkene 8. has the most negative heats of hydrogenation 9. the most stable isomer of octene 10. a cis-alkene

Introductory Chemistry For Today

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Chapter12: Unsaturated Hydrocarbons

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Problem 12.14E

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Consider the following isomers of octene:

NAL
NEL
NIL
NOL
7. an E-alkene
8. has the most negative heats of hydrogenation
9. the most stable isomer of octene
10. a cis-alkene

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