In each of the following classes of organic compounds, write (by express formula) two molecules each with at least one aromatic group and one alkyl group with a total of 10 carbons. Name each structure you write according to the IUPAC system. g) Write and name two semi aminal molecules. h) Write and name two aromatic amines. i) Write and name the two N-arylamide molecules.

In each of the following classes of organic compounds, write (by express formula) two molecules each with at least one aromatic group and one alkyl group with a total of 10 carbons. Name each structure you write according to the IUPAC system. g) Write and name two semi aminal molecules. h) Write and name two aromatic amines. i) Write and name the two N-arylamide molecules.

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Chapter21: Hydrocarbons

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