15. It is believed that Alexander the Great was poisoned by an organic compound known as Strychnine. The structure of Strychnine is shown below. Identify the functional groups present in this molecule. a NT H "H b d A. a = tertiary amide, b = tertiary amine, c = alkene, d = ether B. a = ketone, b = secondary amine, c = alkene, d = ether C. a secondary amide, b = tertiary amine, c = alkyne, d = alcohol D. a = ketone, b = tertiary amide, c = alkyne, d = ether

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15. It is believed that Alexander the Great was poisoned by an organic compound known as
Strychnine. The structure of Strychnine is shown below. Identify the functional groups
present in this molecule.
a
H
"H
b
C
--d
A. a = tertiary amide, b = tertiary amine, c = alkene, d = ether
B. a = ketone, b = secondary amine, c = alkene, d = ether
C. a secondary amide, b = tertiary amine, c = alkyne, d = alcohol
D. a = ketone, b = tertiary amide, c = alkyne, d = ether
Transcribed Image Text:15. It is believed that Alexander the Great was poisoned by an organic compound known as Strychnine. The structure of Strychnine is shown below. Identify the functional groups present in this molecule. a H "H b C --d A. a = tertiary amide, b = tertiary amine, c = alkene, d = ether B. a = ketone, b = secondary amine, c = alkene, d = ether C. a secondary amide, b = tertiary amine, c = alkyne, d = alcohol D. a = ketone, b = tertiary amide, c = alkyne, d = ether
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