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How many carbon atoms are present in a molecule of each of the compounds in Problem 16-100? a. Ethyl formate b. Ethyl ethanoate c. Potassium ethanoate d. Potassium ethanedioate

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How many carbon atoms are present in a molecule of each of the compounds in Problem 16-100?

  1. a. Ethyl formate
  2. b. Ethyl ethanoate
  3. c. Potassium ethanoate
  4. d. Potassium ethanedioate

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