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Chapter 18, Problem 41P

Give the structure corresponding to each name.

a. 2 − methyl − 3 − phenylbutanal

b. 3 , 3 − dimethylcycohexanecarbaldehyde

c. 3 − benzoylcyclopentanone

d. 2 − formylcyclopentanone

e. ( R ) − 3 − methylheptan − 2 − one

f. m − acetylbenzaldehyde

g. 2 − sec − butylcyclopent − 3 − enone

h. 5 , 6 − dimethylcyclohex − 1 − enecarbaldehyde

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