6. (4 pts) Which one of these is most likely to smell bad?) Amines with more than six carbb) aqueous HCIc) aqueda) watera) butyl aminec) N-butylbutanamideb) butyl butanoated) sodium butanoateSaponification" may be defined as:pasic hydrolysis of an esterb) basic hydrolysis of an amidec) reduction of an esterd) reduction of an amideCondensation" polymers are called that because:a) they are smaller than other polymersd) they are only made in labsIn carhons in the starting materials.

Smell bad - butyl amine Saponification - hydrolysis of an ester Condensation Polymerization - H20…

) Amines with more than six b) aqueous HCI c) A a) water a) butyl amine N-butylbutanamide b) butyl butanoate d) sodium butanoate Saponification" may be defined as: hydrolysis of an ester b) basic hydrolysis of an amide c) reduction of an ester d) reduction of an amide Condensation" polvmers are called that because: a) they are smaller than other polymers making the polymer involves cooling the monomers d) they are only made in labs carhons in the starting materials.

) Amines with more than six b) aqueous HCI c) A a) water a) butyl amine N-butylbutanamide b) butyl butanoate d) sodium butanoate Saponification" may be defined as: hydrolysis of an ester b) basic hydrolysis of an amide c) reduction of an ester d) reduction of an amide Condensation" polvmers are called that because: a) they are smaller than other polymers making the polymer involves cooling the monomers d) they are only made in labs carhons in the starting materials.

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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