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Interpretation:
The given ball and stick model of estragole to a skeletal structure has to be drawn and
Concept Introduction:
Skeletal structures
Skeletal structures are used for representing the organic structures in diagrammatic form. The carbon atom must have four bonds. The heteroatom should not contain its lone pair of electrons. The double bond and triple bond has to be drawn. The hydrogen bonded directly to heteroatom has to be drawn. The carbon and hydrogen present in ring or chain compound has to be omitted.
Functional group:
Functional group contains particular atom or group of atoms bonded in a molecule which has specific chemical and physical properties. Adding any specific functional group to compound can form a new product it is known as functionalization. The functional group contains heteroatoms and a multiple bond in a compound.
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