Name the alcohol shown below. The image displays the structural formula of 3-Methyl-3-hexanol, an organic compound. **Structure Explanation:**- The structure is a straight-chain backbone of six carbon atoms, characteristic of hexanes.- A methyl group (CH₃) is attached to the third carbon atom in the chain, marking the "3-methyl" designation.- An alcohol functional group (OH) is also connected to the third carbon atom. **Key Features:**- **Carbon Atoms:** There are six carbon atoms forming the base chain, with the numbering starting from the left.- **Methyl Group:** On the third carbon from the left, a CH₃ group branches off.- **Hydroxyl Group:** The OH group is attached to the third carbon, classifying this compound as an alcohol.This structure demonstrates typical features of an alcohol with a branched alkyl group, showing both a hydroxyl group and additional carbon branching off the main carbon chain.

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