Dd.89. I. Give IUPAC namesO(common name only)II. Draw structuresOHtrans-2-EthoxycyclopentanolEthenyloxyethene5B) Diethyl ether and ethanolC) Acetone and diethyl etherCyclohexene oxideTetrahydrofuranIII. Circle the compound in each pair that has a greater water solubility.A) dichloromethane and ethanolLOCH,1,1-Dimethoxycyclohexane

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I. Give IUPAC names (common name only) OH II. Draw structures trans-2-Ethoxycyclopentanol Ethenyloxyethene -O Cyclohexene oxide Tetrahydrofuran y 'S s LOCH₂ III. Circle the compound in each pair that has a greater water solubility. A) dichloromethane and ethanol B) Diethyl ether and ethanol C) Acetone and diethyl ether 1,1-Dimethoxycyclohexane

I. Give IUPAC names (common name only) OH II. Draw structures trans-2-Ethoxycyclopentanol Ethenyloxyethene -O Cyclohexene oxide Tetrahydrofuran y 'S s LOCH₂ III. Circle the compound in each pair that has a greater water solubility. A) dichloromethane and ethanol B) Diethyl ether and ethanol C) Acetone and diethyl ether 1,1-Dimethoxycyclohexane

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