Using your handout as a guide, indicate why this is not the best representation of 2-butanone. e Using your handout as a guide, explain why this is not the best representation of 2-chlorobutane. Using your handout as a guide, indicate what is wrong in the following structure. HỌ 2 Using your handout as a guide, explain why this compound is not soluble in water. OH Using your handout as a guide, indicate what is wrong in the structure shown. a

Using your handout as a guide, indicate why this is not the best representation of 2-butanone. e Using your handout as a guide, explain why this is not the best representation of 2-chlorobutane. Using your handout as a guide, indicate what is wrong in the following structure. HỌ 2 Using your handout as a guide, explain why this compound is not soluble in water. OH Using your handout as a guide, indicate what is wrong in the structure shown. a

Organic Chemistry

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Chapter23: Amines

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 23.67P

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