Provide answers to sections (a) to (c) for each of the organic compoundsrepresented below.(a)(b)(c)Structural type (e.g., saturated heteroatom)Characteristic type(s) of reaction (e.g. addition)Location of electrophilic (8+) and nucleophilic (8-) sitesCH3CH₂CICH3COCH 3(1)(iv)(vii)CH3CH₂CH3CH3CHCH2CH₂(ii)(v)(iii)CH3MgBr(vi) CH3CONH2

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Provide answers to sections (a) to (c) for each of the organic compounds represented below. (a) Structural type (e.g., saturated heteroatom) (b) Characteristic type(s) of reaction (e.g. addition) Location of electrophilic (8+) and nucleophilic (8-) sites (1) CH3CH2CH3 (ii) CH3CH2CI (iv) CH3CHCH2 (v) CH3COCH 3 (vii) CH₂ (c) (iii) CH3MgBr (vi) CH3CONH2

Provide answers to sections (a) to (c) for each of the organic compounds represented below. (a) Structural type (e.g., saturated heteroatom) (b) Characteristic type(s) of reaction (e.g. addition) Location of electrophilic (8+) and nucleophilic (8-) sites (1) CH3CH2CH3 (ii) CH3CH2CI (iv) CH3CHCH2 (v) CH3COCH 3 (vii) CH₂ (c) (iii) CH3MgBr (vi) CH3CONH2

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