Chapter 1: Q22P (page 19)
Change the following condensed structure to Kekulẻ structures:
a. CH3NH(CH2)2CH3
b.(CH3)2CHCl
c.(CH3)3CBr
d.(CH3)3C(CH2)3CHO
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Chapter 1: Q22P (page 19)
Change the following condensed structure to Kekulẻ structures:
a. CH3NH(CH2)2CH3
b.(CH3)2CHCl
c.(CH3)3CBr
d.(CH3)3C(CH2)3CHO
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Predict the approximate bond angles for the following
1.The C-N-H bond angle inCH3 CH2NH2
2.The F-B-F bond angle in -BF4
3.The C-C-N bond angle in
4.The C-C-N bond angle in CH3CH2NH2
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a structure for the disaccharide.
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