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Chapter 3: Q-3-10Pb (page 73)

Draw structures of alkanes that meet the following descriptions:

(b) An alkane that contains an isopropyl group

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Alkanes  

Alkanes are saturated hydrocarbons and are the simplest class of compounds. Some examples of alkanes are hexane and octane.

02

The structure of an alkane that has an isopropyl group

(b) An isopropyl group has the formula . An alkane that contains an isopropyl group is as

Alkane comprising isopropyl group

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