4. List the number for each molecule in the order they would be separatedfrom the bottom of a fractional distillation tower to the top.Use the following information to answer the next question.Alkanes1. 2-methyloctane2. CH (g)3. CH4. CH₂(g)3. Draw and name two line structural diagrams that have the structuralformula C8H14. Identify if your molecule is aliphatic or aromatic and if it iseither saturated or unsaturated.

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4. List the number for each molecule in the order they would be separated from the bottom of a fractional distillation tower to the top. Use the following information to answer the next question. Alkanes 1. 2-methyloctane 2. CH.(g) 3. CHu 4. CH₂(g) 3. Draw and name two line structural diagrams that have the structural formula C8H14. Identify if your molecule is aliphatic or aromatic and if it is either saturated or unsaturated.

4. List the number for each molecule in the order they would be separated from the bottom of a fractional distillation tower to the top. Use the following information to answer the next question. Alkanes 1. 2-methyloctane 2. CH.(g) 3. CHu 4. CH₂(g) 3. Draw and name two line structural diagrams that have the structural formula C8H14. Identify if your molecule is aliphatic or aromatic and if it is either saturated or unsaturated.

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Chapter22: Organic And Biological Molecules

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