Organic Chemistry
Organic Chemistry
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ISBN: 9781305080485
Author: John E. McMurry
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 3.SE, Problem 31AP
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a)

Interpretation:

The isomers of the following molecules are to drawn.

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a) C4H10O - An alcohol with 4 carbon atoms as the longest chain.

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b)

Interpretation:

The isomers of the following molecules are to drawn.

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b) C5H13N- An amine with 5 carbon atoms as the longest chain.

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c)

Interpretation:

The isomers of the following molecules are to drawn.

Concept introduction:

c) C5H10O- A Ketones with 5 carbon atom as the longest chain.

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d)

Interpretation:

The isomers of the following molecules are to drawn.

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d) C5H10O- An Aldehyde with 5 carbon atoms as the parent chain.

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e)

Interpretation:

The isomers of the following molecules are to drawn.

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e) C4H8O2- An esters with four carbon atoms as the parent chain.

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f)

Interpretation:

The isomers of the following molecules are to drawn.

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f) C4H10O- An ether with 4 carbon atoms as the parent chain.

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