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How many alcohol constitutional isomers exist that have the chemical formula C 4 H 10 O and that fit each of the following descriptions? a. 1° alcohol b. 2° alcohol c. 3° alcohol d. has a carbon ring as part of its structure

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How many alcohol constitutional isomers exist that have the chemical formula C4H10O and that fit each of the following descriptions?

  1. a. 1° alcohol
  2. b. 2° alcohol
  3. c. 3° alcohol
  4. d. has a carbon ring as part of its structure

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