Note: Strictly follow the instructions for this question Example: OH CE CH3 H₂C (S)-2-butanol You need to write R or S (case sensitive) in parenthesis with IUPAC name as shown in the example to get full marks. Write IUPAC name of the following structure clearly showing the configuration based upon the arrangement of groups shown in the figure. (Atomic Numbers: H=1, C-6, O=8) H3C OH H CH₂-OH

Note: Strictly follow the instructions for this question Example: OH CE CH3 H₂C (S)-2-butanol You need to write R or S (case sensitive) in parenthesis with IUPAC name as shown in the example to get full marks. Write IUPAC name of the following structure clearly showing the configuration based upon the arrangement of groups shown in the figure. (Atomic Numbers: H=1, C-6, O=8) H3C OH H CH₂-OH

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Section4.2: Brønsted-lowry Acids And Bases

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