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Chapter 2, Problem 6RC(choose chapter or problem)
QUESTION:
How many different molecules can you generate by replacing one \(\mathrm{H}\) atom with a hydroxyl group \((-\mathrm{OH})\) in butane (see Table 2.8)?
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QUESTION:
How many different molecules can you generate by replacing one \(\mathrm{H}\) atom with a hydroxyl group \((-\mathrm{OH})\) in butane (see Table 2.8)?
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Alkanes:
Alkanes are organic substances that only include single-bonded hydrogen and carbon atoms and do not contain any other functional groups.