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Chapter 3, Problem 3.21P
a. Identify the functional groups in the ball-and-stick model of elemicin, a compound partly responsible f or the flavor and fragrance of nutmeg.
b. Draw a skeletal structure of a constitutional isomer of elemicin that should have a higher boiling point and melting point.
c. Label all electrophilic carbon atoms.
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a.Identify the functional groups in the ball-and-stick model of elemicin, a compound partly responsible for the flavor and fragrance of nutmeg.
b. Draw a skeletal structure of a constitutional isomer of elemicin that should have a higher boiling point and melting point.
c. Label all electrophilic carbon atoms.
2. The structure of caffeine is shown here. With the help of your textbook or the functional
group table on the back cover of your laboratory manual, complete the following:
A Place a circle around each of the methyl
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CH3
group. (There is only one.)
C. Place a triangle around one of the
carbonyl groups.
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N.
group.
E. Draw a double arrow pointing toward a
nitrogen that is involved in
functional
CH3
an amide
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B. For each of the following, draw a líne structure of a molecule that contains the given functional
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index) and label the functional groups.
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