Chapter 21: Q165AE (page 888)
Name each of the following organic compounds.
Short Answer
a. Heptanal
b. 3 -ethyl-5-methythexanal.
c. Hexan-3-one
d. 5 -Methylhexan-3-one
e. 3,4 -Dimethythexanoic acid
Chapter 21: Q165AE (page 888)
Name each of the following organic compounds.
a. Heptanal
b. 3 -ethyl-5-methythexanal.
c. Hexan-3-one
d. 5 -Methylhexan-3-one
e. 3,4 -Dimethythexanoic acid
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