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1. Based on the poster below: THE CHEMISTRY OF INSECT REPELLENTS COMMON COMPOUNDS IN INSECT REPELLENTS HOW DO REPELLENTS WORK? ICARON AKAPCAR A BUILT IN DEFENCE? WHAT ATTRACTS INSECTS? 1OCTEN3OL CTRIODIOL R3535 By referring to the structure of 1-octen-3-ol, deet, citriodiol, icaridin and IR3535, a) Identify the functional groups and homologous series in each compound. b) Convert the skeletal structures to condensed structures.

1. Based on the poster below: THE CHEMISTRY OF INSECT REPELLENTS COMMON COMPOUNDS IN INSECT REPELLENTS HOW DO REPELLENTS WORK? ICARON AKAPCAR A BUILT IN DEFENCE? WHAT ATTRACTS INSECTS? 1OCTEN3OL CTRIODIOL R3535 By referring to the structure of 1-octen-3-ol, deet, citriodiol, icaridin and IR3535, a) Identify the functional groups and homologous series in each compound. b) Convert the skeletal structures to condensed structures.

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