4) Write the balanced chemical equation for the completecombustion reaction of C,H,02 (g)EnergyCO2 (g)СЗН6 (g) +H2O (g)+5) Draw the condensed structural formulas for allcarbonyl-containing structural isomers of C,H,OBr.6) Draw the line-angle structural formula for the product ofthe following reaction:CH3H+I+ H-OH|+ H-ОН7) Draw the line-angle structural formula(s) for the product(s)of the following reaction: 4. Identify the product, if.following reactions.any,that would form in each of theА) СНЗ - СНЗВ) СНЗ - СН2 - СНЗC)ОН|СНЗ - СН-СНЗD)СЗ - С -ОНE) СНЗ - СН2 - ОН1)СНЗ— С- Н2)NiСЗ - С - СНЗ + Н23)NiСЗ - С -Н + Н2OB

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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