Santalbic acid, a fatty acid isolated from the seeds of the sandalwood tree, is an unusuai fatty acid that contains a carbon-carbon triple bond. What orbitals are used to form each of the three indicated single bonds in santalbic acid? Rank these o bonds in order of increasing bond strength. (c) (a) santalbic acid

Santalbic acid, a fatty acid isolated from the seeds of the sandalwood tree, is an unusuai fatty acid that contains a carbon-carbon triple bond. What orbitals are used to form each of the three indicated single bonds in santalbic acid? Rank these o bonds in order of increasing bond strength. (c) (a) santalbic acid

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