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Author: Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste
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Match each structural formula on the left to a general functional group classification on the right.

Match each structural formula on the left to a general functional group classification on the right. Clear All (CH3),CCCH3 carboxylic acid (CH3),CCOH ester (CH3),CÖNH2 anhydride CH,CHÖOCH,CH3 amide ČH3 CH;CHCočCHCH3 none of the above CH3 CH3
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Transcribed Image Text:Match each structural formula on the left to a general functional group classification on the right. Clear All (CH3),CCCH3 carboxylic acid (CH3),CCOH ester (CH3),CÖNH2 anhydride CH,CHÖOCH,CH3 amide ČH3 CH;CHCočCHCH3 none of the above CH3 CH3
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