6. Any organic compound that contains a benzene ring or similar feature. O a. addition reaction Ob. aliphatic compound Oc. alkene d. alkyne Oe. aromatic hydrocarbon Of. hydration g. hydrogenation h. monomer Oi. phenyl group j. polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon k. polymer I. unsaturated hydrocarbon

6. Any organic compound that contains a benzene ring or similar feature. O a. addition reaction Ob. aliphatic compound Oc. alkene d. alkyne Oe. aromatic hydrocarbon Of. hydration g. hydrogenation h. monomer Oi. phenyl group j. polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon k. polymer I. unsaturated hydrocarbon

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Chapter21: Hydrocarbons

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6. Any organic compound that contains a benzene ring or similar feature.
O a. addition reaction
Ob. aliphatic compound
Oc. alkene
d. alkyne
Oe. aromatic hydrocarbon
Of. hydration
g. hydrogenation
h. monomer
Oi. phenyl group
j. polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon
k. polymer
I. unsaturated hydrocarbon

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