1. Give the complete classification of these organic molecules. If is an amine or alcohol, give the subclass also (primary, secondary, or tertiary). If a hydrocarbon, classify as alkane, alkene, alkyne, or aromatic. a. CH CH CCCH, b. CH,C(OH)(CH)CH₂CH, c. CH CHCH N(CH)CH, 2. Draw the full structure (all atoms and bonds) for the product molecule in each of these organic reactions and give the class or type of each reaction. a. CHỊCH=CHCH(CHỊCH, + HỌ b. CH CH(OH)CH,CH, [O] à c. CHỊCH CH COOH + CHÍNH, à à

1. Give the complete classification of these organic molecules. If is an amine or alcohol, give the subclass also (primary, secondary, or tertiary). If a hydrocarbon, classify as alkane, alkene, alkyne, or aromatic. a. CH CH CCCH, b. CH,C(OH)(CH)CH₂CH, c. CH CHCH N(CH)CH, 2. Draw the full structure (all atoms and bonds) for the product molecule in each of these organic reactions and give the class or type of each reaction. a. CHỊCH=CHCH(CHỊCH, + HỌ b. CH CH(OH)CH,CH, [O] à c. CHỊCH CH COOH + CHÍNH, à à

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Chapter22: Organic And Biological Molecules

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