5) Join four carbon atoms together by single bonds. Is it possible to do this in more thanone way? Add hydrogen atoms to all the unused valences of carbon atoms. 6) What isthe molecular formula of the hydrocarbon molecule? 7) What are the common namesand IUPAC names of the isomers? 8) Draw the structural formulas of these compounds.9) Draw different conformations (Newman projection) of straight chain containingfour-carbon alkane.Nf10f11N53°F Cloudyf12<Cinse

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Join four carbon atoms together by single bonds. Is it possible to do this in mor one way? Add hydrogen atoms to all the unused valences of carbon atoms. 6) the molecular formula of the hydrocarbon molecule? 7) What are the common and IUPAC names of the isomers? 8) Draw the structural formulas of these com 9) Draw different conformations (Newman projection) of straight chain cor four-carbon alkane.

Join four carbon atoms together by single bonds. Is it possible to do this in mor one way? Add hydrogen atoms to all the unused valences of carbon atoms. 6) the molecular formula of the hydrocarbon molecule? 7) What are the common and IUPAC names of the isomers? 8) Draw the structural formulas of these com 9) Draw different conformations (Newman projection) of straight chain cor four-carbon alkane.

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