CH3–C–CH2-CH3For the compound:a. Circle the carbonyl group in the compound above.b. What is the geometry of the carbon atom of the carbonyl group?What is the hybridization of the carbonyl carbon (sp, sp² or sp³)?.d. Is the compound soluble or insoluble in water?e. Is the compound more or less soluble (in water) than an alcohol?f. Does this compound have a higher or lower bp than an alkane?С.

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:Q: CH3-C–CH2-CH3 For the compound: a. Circle the carbonyl group in the compound above. b. What is the geometry of the carbon atom of the carbonyl group? c. What is the hybridization of the carbonyl carbon (sp, sp? or sp³)? . d. Is the compound soluble or insoluble in water? Is the compound more or less soluble (in water) than an alcohol? f. е. Does this compound have a higher or lower bp than an alkane?

:Q: CH3-C–CH2-CH3 For the compound: a. Circle the carbonyl group in the compound above. b. What is the geometry of the carbon atom of the carbonyl group? c. What is the hybridization of the carbonyl carbon (sp, sp? or sp³)? . d. Is the compound soluble or insoluble in water? Is the compound more or less soluble (in water) than an alcohol? f. е. Does this compound have a higher or lower bp than an alkane?

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Chapter9: Alkynes: An Introduction To Organic Synthesis

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