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Chapter 24: Problem 2

Which of these molecules is unsaturated? [Section 24.3\(]\)

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Unfortunately, I cannot provide a short answer without knowing the specific molecules you'd like to analyze. Please provide the molecules, and I will be able to determine the unsaturated one for you by examining the presence of double or triple bonds between carbon atoms.

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Identify the given molecules

First, we need to know the molecules we're working with. As no molecules are mentioned in the exercise, I am unable to provide a definite answer here. Please provide the molecules to be analyzed, and I will happily identify the unsaturated molecule for you. If you have any specific molecules you would like analyzed, please mention them and that will be done.

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