2. To the right of each compound, redraw each of the line drawings, explicitly showing all of the atoms and lone pairs * OH

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Identify the functional groups in the following molecules. (Use names from the table below. List each class of functional group only once. If there are fewer than 3 functional groups, leave an appropriate number of answer boxes empty.)

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Name the following organic compound, circle and name every functional group you can find.

dent Name: 4. Indicate the polarity of any bonds in the following compounds using a dipole arrow (). Keep in mind that the dipole arrow points to the more electronegative atom in the bond. Then indicate the direction of the net dipole if it exists. X 5. Consider the following images where two arrows each point to a different bond in the each molecule. Then consider the rules for bond length and bond strength. Which indicated bond in each of the following compounds is shorter? Which indicated bond is stronger? b. Identify the hybridization of the atoms in these indicated bonds (H will be s). C. Indicate which orbitals are used to form each bond. For multiple bonds, indicate the orbitals used in individual bonds. (Example orbitals: 2sp³-1s) a. H₂C-CH=CH-CECH H H -CH CH₂-C C- 16. Consider the periodic trend for electronegativity. Then, rank the bands in each set below from most polar

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2 Circle and name all functional groups in the polyfunctional molecule shown. This molecule is commonly known as Safrole. It can be extracted from the sassafras plant and added into many oils to give a "sweet shop" aroma. In addition, it can be used to help create natural insecticides. What functional group on this molecule is likely to produce the smell associated with Safrole?