11. Circle and label all functional groups of the following molecules.a). Nepetalacon, the active ingredient of catnip:HCCHb). Methyl stressonate, isolated from the sweat of students taking organic finals:HCCH,N(CH,)2QCH3ÓCH,c). Xenical, a weight loss drug that work by irreversibly blocking stomach and intestinalenzymes involved in fat metabolism d). Pepperonione, a molecule found in pizza that helps the ochem students recognize patternsand therefore makes organic chemistry fun to learn.HOHO,HHe). 2,4-DP: a herbicide, chemical used to kill plantsонf). Taxol, a drug used in cancer treatmentNHон оон

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Chapter22: Organic And Biological Molecules

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