Ff.147. Name the following heterocyclic ethers.(a)(d)HCH₂CH₂0(b)CH₂CH3 (e)HBrCIOCH₂CH3(c)"O(f)BrOCH(CH3)2-CH3CH₂

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Name the following heterocyclic ethers. (a) (d) H CH₂CH₂ O (b) CH₂CH3 (e) H Br CI OCH₂CH3 (c) "O (f) Br O CH(CH3)2 -CH3 CH₂

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