A. CH-(CH3)1u--ou CH-0-Č-(CH,),n-CH, ÇH3 CH2OH C. ,A. CH,-(CH,)16¬Ĉ–OH CH3 CH3 CH,- (CH,h-CH=CH-(CH,),–CH, CH-0-C-(CH;)-CH, D. ČH,-O-C-(CH,h-(CH,-CH=CH),-CH,-CH, B.

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