2. Consider the five esters below with formula C.H 20:: (a) (b) (e) (d) (c) O Which is/are mad e from a primary alcohol? (ii) Which is/are made from a secondary alcohol? (iii) Which is/are made from a tertiary alcohol? (iv) Which is'are made from a branched-chain alcohol? (v) Which is/are made from an alcohol containing a 3° carbon? (vi) Which is/are made from an acid containing a 3° carbon? (vii) Which is/are made from the smallest possible carboxylic acid? (viii) Which is/are made from an acid and an alcohol containing equal numbers of carbons? (ix) Which contain a chiral carbon? NOTE : Wri te "none" if no structure satisfies the conditions stated.

2. Consider the five esters below with formula C.H 20:: (a) (b) (e) (d) (c) O Which is/are mad e from a primary alcohol? (ii) Which is/are made from a secondary alcohol? (iii) Which is/are made from a tertiary alcohol? (iv) Which is'are made from a branched-chain alcohol? (v) Which is/are made from an alcohol containing a 3° carbon? (vi) Which is/are made from an acid containing a 3° carbon? (vii) Which is/are made from the smallest possible carboxylic acid? (viii) Which is/are made from an acid and an alcohol containing equal numbers of carbons? (ix) Which contain a chiral carbon? NOTE : Wri te "none" if no structure satisfies the conditions stated.

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