### Drawing the Structural Formula for 2-Methylbutanoic AcidWhen drawing the structural formula for 2-methylbutanoic acid, you can follow a few simple guidelines to ensure your structure is correct. Below are instructions alongside a visual tool, ChemDoodle, which assists in drawing chemical structures.#### Instructions:1. **Ignore Stereochemistry:** You do not need to consider the stereochemistry of the molecule. 2. **Ignore Hydrogen Atoms:** Explicit drawing of hydrogen atoms is not necessary. #### Tools:**ChemDoodle® Drawing Interface:**- The interface includes various tools for constructing chemical structures: - **Hand Tool:** To move structures around. - **Erase Tool:** To remove parts of the structure. - **Drawing Elements:** For drawing bonds, rings, and other molecular parts. - **Zoom Tools:** To zoom in and out of the molecular structure. - **Periodic Table & Elements:** To insert specific atoms and structures.#### Steps for Drawing 2-Methylbutanoic Acid:1. **Base Structure:** - Start with drawing the butanoic acid backbone. Butanoic acid has a four-carbon chain with a carboxylic acid group (COOH) at one end.2. **Adding the Methyl Group:** - On the second carbon of the butanoic acid backbone, add a methyl group (CH₃).#### Example Structure:Here is a textual representation of how the structure should look:(CH₃-CH(-CH₃)-CH₂-COOH)This represents a four-carbon chain where the second carbon has a methyl group attached, and the fourth carbon is part of the carboxylic acid group.By using ChemDoodle® and following these instructions, you should be able to accurately draw the structural formula for 2-methylbutanoic acid.

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