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Homework exercise: Identify all the primary, secondary, tertiary and quarternary C atoms and all the primary, secondary and tertiary hydrogen atoms in the following molecules. [Hint: Use different colours for the different categories.] Transmicsion of nolarity in cingle bonds

Homework exercise: Identify all the primary, secondary, tertiary and quarternary C atoms and all the primary, secondary and tertiary hydrogen atoms in the following molecules. [Hint: Use different colours for the different categories.] Transmicsion of nolarity in cingle bonds

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Homework exercise: Identify all the primary, secondary, tertiary and quarternary C atoms and all the primary, secondary and tertiary hydrogen atoms in the following molecules. [Hint: Use different colours for the different categories.] Transmicsion of nolarity in cingle bonds
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 Primary carbon :

                       They have 3 hydrogen  atoms

                       The H atom of primary carbon is called primary H atom.

 secondary carbon:

                        They have 2 hydrogen atoms

                           The H atom of secondary carbon is called secondary H atom.

 tertiary  carbon:

                    They have only 1 hydrogen atom  

                     The H atom of tertiary carbon is called tertiary H atom.

   Quarternary carbon:

                      They have not containing any hydrogen atom 

                        

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