Please help me making a sheet look like the 1st picture for ethane using alkenes, alkenes, alkynes but it should only have the reaction shown in second picture please make it loke a sheet ASAP Nitrogen GroupstionsEstersWhat are they used In?Part 2: ReactionsAddition and Subtraction ReactionsactionsCombustion ReactionsHaloalkanesFormation of AmineMarkovinkov's RuleHalogenationHydrogenalionHydrohalogenationopicstionsHydration Organic rxns summaryJan 7, 2021 at 4:32 PMPropane : AlkaneT-Bromo propone:HaloAikoreProponoic Acidcarboxyic Ac.dFree rod cotHH1.H-C-C-CHbr H HH-C -C -C-HH- - -c.ligntHHHOxidotion- Hy sa,-ker, o(04)Swbsiitubion- H SOuHydroyenaten- Hi<-C00M teme- (heck ForNobr atentHor ProduetNiekeiCa 1olystlioponmi-ol: 'lotelfroponal: AlckhydePropene: AlkeneHydrationHHHHHH-C-C-C.HH-C-C CH-C-C-Ç-0-HHH- Hy PoyCoA)felymer sotion-high ey- Presure-celolystDehydrationH, 104HydretionPropan-2-01:2 AlcoholMoponone: KetoneOx dotiunPoly (Propene): PotymerH.H-C-C -C-HH-- HaSOuCombustion-LeatAikeneorAIkaneorAlcohol02Co2 +H20

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Please help me making a sheet look like the 1st picture for ethane using alkenes, alkenes, alkynes but it should only have the reaction shown in second picture please make it loke a sheet ASAP

Nitrogen Groups
tions
Esters
What are they used In?
Part 2: Reactions
Addition and Subtraction Reactions
actions
Combustion Reactions
Haloalkanes
Formation of Amine
Markovinkov's Rule
Halogenation
Hydrogenalion
Hydrohalogenation
opics
tions
Hydration

Organic rxns summary
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Propane : Alkane
T-Bromo propone:
HaloAikore
Proponoic Acid
carboxyic Ac.d
Free rod cot
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Hydroyenaten
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Hydretion
Propan-2-01:2 Alcohol
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Co2 +
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Definition Definition Organic compounds that contain at least one double bond between carbon-carbon atoms. The general molecular formula for alkenes with one double bond is C n H 2n .

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