**Organic Chemistry Exercise***Loudon | Parise Seventh Edition***Task:**Draw the structure of an alkane or cycloalkane that has more than three but fewer than ten carbon atoms, and only primary hydrogens. (There are several possible structures. It is enough to draw any one of them, but you may draw two or more if you want to.)**Instructions:**- Use the drawing tools provided to illustrate the unknown structure(s). **Drawing Tools:**- **Select:** Click to select parts of your drawing.- **Draw:** Use this tool to create bonds and atoms.- **Rings:** Insert common ring structures.- **More:** Access additional drawing options.- **Erase:** Remove unwanted elements from your drawing.---*Note: Use the tools and hints provided to complete your chemical structure drawings accurately.*

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esented by Macmillan Leaning Draw the structure of an alkane or cycloalkane that has more than three but fewer than ten carbon atoms, and only primary hydrogens. (There are several possible structures. It is enough to draw any one of them, but you may draw two or more if you want to.)

esented by Macmillan Leaning Draw the structure of an alkane or cycloalkane that has more than three but fewer than ten carbon atoms, and only primary hydrogens. (There are several possible structures. It is enough to draw any one of them, but you may draw two or more if you want to.)

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