Hydrocarbon Structure Activity Part I: Hydrocarbon Structures and Names. INSTRUCTIONS: For each row in the table, you are given one of these four items: the line bond structure, the condensed structure, the skeletal structure, or the molecule's name. Use the given information to fill-in the other three items in the row. For the cyclic compound (fourth row), draw a side-view instead of a skeletal structure. LINE BOND STRUCTURE CONDENSED STRUCTURE CH3 H /H C=C CH₂CH3 SKELETAL STRUCTURE I have added dots to indicate the position of carbon atoms Draw the side-view NAME 2,4-dimethylhexane trans-1,2- dimethylcyclopentane

Hydrocarbon Structure Activity Part I: Hydrocarbon Structures and Names. INSTRUCTIONS: For each row in the table, you are given one of these four items: the line bond structure, the condensed structure, the skeletal structure, or the molecule's name. Use the given information to fill-in the other three items in the row. For the cyclic compound (fourth row), draw a side-view instead of a skeletal structure. LINE BOND STRUCTURE CONDENSED STRUCTURE CH3 H /H C=C CH₂CH3 SKELETAL STRUCTURE I have added dots to indicate the position of carbon atoms Draw the side-view NAME 2,4-dimethylhexane trans-1,2- dimethylcyclopentane

Chemistry & Chemical Reactivity

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Chapter23: Carbon: Not Just Another Element

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