4. Conjugated Compounds: The definition, instrumental analysis, synthesis and the application The following compound is saturated. Draw the chemical structure that is fully conjugated compound A. How many pi electrons can be found from the conjugated compound? Discuss the UV spectra of compound A and the conjugated compound. on Compound A

4. Conjugated Compounds: The definition, instrumental analysis, synthesis and the application The following compound is saturated. Draw the chemical structure that is fully conjugated compound A. How many pi electrons can be found from the conjugated compound? Discuss the UV spectra of compound A and the conjugated compound. on Compound A

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