Name: HH %3D H-C 14. Name the compound in the figure above a ethyl methyl ether b ethyl ether e methyt ethyl ketone d. ethyl formate HH H-C-C-H OH OH 15. Name the compound in the figre above. a ethanol b. 1,23-propanetriol 2-butanol d 1,2-ethanediol CH-č-CH,-CH, 16. Name the functional group shown in the figure above. ester b carboxylic acid C aldehyde a. ketone 17. Name the compound sbown in the figure above. 2-butanone b propanone e. 3 pentanone d. None of the above H H H H H-C-C-C-C-C- HHHHH 0-H 18 Name the compound shown in the figure above. hexnal hexanoic scid c heptanoic acid d. hexanone

Name: HH %3D H-C 14. Name the compound in the figure above a ethyl methyl ether b ethyl ether e methyt ethyl ketone d. ethyl formate HH H-C-C-H OH OH 15. Name the compound in the figre above. a ethanol b. 1,23-propanetriol 2-butanol d 1,2-ethanediol CH-č-CH,-CH, 16. Name the functional group shown in the figure above. ester b carboxylic acid C aldehyde a. ketone 17. Name the compound sbown in the figure above. 2-butanone b propanone e. 3 pentanone d. None of the above H H H H H-C-C-C-C-C- HHHHH 0-H 18 Name the compound shown in the figure above. hexnal hexanoic scid c heptanoic acid d. hexanone

Chemistry: An Atoms First Approach

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Chapter21: Organic And Biological Molecules

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