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Chemistry below. Which Consider the two compounds would you expect to be more persistent in the environment? Why? How would you test your theory? Be specific. А Я он HO "OH OH H3C

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Chapter12: The Liquids And Solids Around Us: Especially Water

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Chemistry
Consider the two compounds
below. Which
would you expect to be more persistent in
the environment? Why? How would you
test your theory? Be specific.
H₂C-N
OH
HO
"OH
OH

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