In what functional groupings are the structures composed? 11 CH₂-CEC-CH₂OH на CH=CH2 A) A ketone and an alkyne A) An alcohol and an alkyne A) A ketone and an alkene A) An Aldehyde and a ketone B) A ketone and an alkene B) A ketone and an ether B) An Aldehyde and a alkene An alcohol and an alkene

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**In what functional groupings are the structures composed?**

1. \( \text{CH}_3 C \equiv C - \text{C}\text{H}_2\text{OH} \)
2. ![Structure: \text{CH}_3\text{CO}\text{CH}_2\text{CH}_3]

A) A ketone and an alkyne  
B) A ketone and an ether  
C) An alcohol and an alkyne  
D) An aldehyde and an alkene  
E) A ketone and an alkene  
F) An alcohol and an alkene  
G) An aldehyde and a ketone  
H) A ketone and an alkene  

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**Which type of bonding between carbon atoms in organic molecules is NOT typical?**

Illustration showing various carbon bonding arrangements:

1. Bonds resembling a typical straight chain.  
2. Bonds showing a cyclic structure.  
3. Bonds depicting a cross-linked structure.

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**A functional component called the carbonyl group can be found in a wide range of substances. What's the carbonyl group's basic structure?**

1. A) ![\text{Structure: CH}_3-\text{C}=\text{O}]  
2. B) ![\text{Structure: C}=\text{O}]  
3. C) ![\text{Structure: OC}-R']  
4. D) ![\text{Structure: R}-\text{CR'}=O]  
5. E) ![\text{Structure: R}-\text{C}=\text{O}-\text{R'}]

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**Which of the following statements about the two compounds is untrue?**

Illustrations:

- Compound A: \( \text{CH}_3 - \text{CH}_2 - \text{CH}_3 \)  
- Compound B: \( \text{CH}_3 - \text{CH} - \text{CH}_2\text{OH} \)

A) Compound B has stronger intermolecular forces than compound A.  
B) Compound A and compound B are both organic compounds.  
C) Compound B has a higher boiling point than compound A.  
D) Compound A is likely a gas at room temperature and Compound B is likely a liquid at room temperature.  
E) Compound A and Compound B are both hydrocarbons.  

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**Which of the
Transcribed Image Text:**In what functional groupings are the structures composed?** 1. \( \text{CH}_3 C \equiv C - \text{C}\text{H}_2\text{OH} \) 2. ![Structure: \text{CH}_3\text{CO}\text{CH}_2\text{CH}_3] A) A ketone and an alkyne B) A ketone and an ether C) An alcohol and an alkyne D) An aldehyde and an alkene E) A ketone and an alkene F) An alcohol and an alkene G) An aldehyde and a ketone H) A ketone and an alkene --- **Which type of bonding between carbon atoms in organic molecules is NOT typical?** Illustration showing various carbon bonding arrangements: 1. Bonds resembling a typical straight chain. 2. Bonds showing a cyclic structure. 3. Bonds depicting a cross-linked structure. --- **A functional component called the carbonyl group can be found in a wide range of substances. What's the carbonyl group's basic structure?** 1. A) ![\text{Structure: CH}_3-\text{C}=\text{O}] 2. B) ![\text{Structure: C}=\text{O}] 3. C) ![\text{Structure: OC}-R'] 4. D) ![\text{Structure: R}-\text{CR'}=O] 5. E) ![\text{Structure: R}-\text{C}=\text{O}-\text{R'}] --- **Which of the following statements about the two compounds is untrue?** Illustrations: - Compound A: \( \text{CH}_3 - \text{CH}_2 - \text{CH}_3 \) - Compound B: \( \text{CH}_3 - \text{CH} - \text{CH}_2\text{OH} \) A) Compound B has stronger intermolecular forces than compound A. B) Compound A and compound B are both organic compounds. C) Compound B has a higher boiling point than compound A. D) Compound A is likely a gas at room temperature and Compound B is likely a liquid at room temperature. E) Compound A and Compound B are both hydrocarbons. --- **Which of the
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