Please solve according to rules Problem 17.1Give IUPAC names for the following compounds:(a)OH OH(b)TCH3CHCH₂CHCHCH3(d)ОНBrCH3(e) H3CBrОНCH₂CH₂CCH3CH3_OH(c) HO(f)а-OH-CH3CH3

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Problem 17.1
Give IUPAC names for the following compounds:
(a)
OH OH
(b)
T
CH3CHCH₂CHCHCH3
(d)
ОН
Br
CH3
(e) H3C
Br
ОН
CH₂CH₂CCH3
CH3
_OH
(c) HO
(f)
а
-OH
-CH3
CH3

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