b1. Which factor is most important in determining the chemistry organic molecule

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b1. Which factor is most important in determining the chemistry organic moleculeT (a) the uumber of C-C bonds (c) the number of branches ythe functional groups (d) the melting point 2. The amily that is not a hydrocarbon (a) alkene (b)alkane ether (d) alkyne Which product would you obtain from reduction of CH-C (a) CH-COO CH-CH-OB o In (c) CH-OH (d) none of the above 4, which product would you obtain from oxidation of CH3-CH COO() CH-CH,-OH (c) CH-OH (s) alcohol(b) aromatic (a) carboxylic acid (d) none of the above 5. Which organic functional group is considered basic? (e) carboxylic (d) amine -6. Oxidation of ketone produces (b) a secondary alcohol (d) No reaction (c) a primary alcohol 7. What is the reactant necessary for alkanes to undergo combustion? (a) CO(b) HO (c) CO (d) O2 S. The molecular formula for is a) CsH (d) CaBe 10

Explanation / Answer

1) the functional groups
The functional groups determine the chemistry of an organic molecule.

2) Ether is not a hydrocarbon family.

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