Problem 3: Constitutional isomers are compounds that possess the same molecular formula but different connectivity ofatoms. Draw the expanded structures as well as hond-line structures of different constitutional isomers of Can802thất possess indicated functional groups. There may be more than one correct answer in some cases.Carboxylic acid:Ester:Aldehyde & alcohol:Aldehyde & ether:Ketone & alcohol:Alkene and alcoholA cyclic ether with both oxygens in a 6-membered ring

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Problem 3: Constitutional isomers are compounds that possess the same molecular formula but different connectivity of s. Draw the expanded structures as well as bond-line structures of different constitutional isomers of Ca1802 thát possess indicated functional groups. There may be more than one correct answer in some cases. Carboxylic acid: Ester: Aldehyde & alcohol:

Problem 3: Constitutional isomers are compounds that possess the same molecular formula but different connectivity of s. Draw the expanded structures as well as bond-line structures of different constitutional isomers of Ca1802 thát possess indicated functional groups. There may be more than one correct answer in some cases. Carboxylic acid: Ester: Aldehyde & alcohol:

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