Home Insert Draw Layout Review View alibri Light Regu 12 B I U 40. There are five compounds with the formula C6H14 (one of them is linear and the others are branched). Draw structural formulas for any two of those branched isomers. See Example 6.3 on page 152. H3C CHs Hya CH3 CH3 CH3 44. Name the following alkanes. CH2CH3 CH¿CH3 CH3 CH;CH,CHCH,CH,CH3 CH;CHCHCH,CH2CH3 CH;CHCHCH3 CH3 CH3 a b а. 5 - ethyl-5-methylocta b.

Home Insert Draw Layout Review View alibri Light Regu 12 B I U 40. There are five compounds with the formula C6H14 (one of them is linear and the others are branched). Draw structural formulas for any two of those branched isomers. See Example 6.3 on page 152. H3C CHs Hya CH3 CH3 CH3 44. Name the following alkanes. CH2CH3 CH¿CH3 CH3 CH;CH,CHCH,CH,CH3 CH;CHCHCH,CH2CH3 CH;CHCHCH3 CH3 CH3 a b а. 5 - ethyl-5-methylocta b.

Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation

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Chapter20: Organic Chemistry

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