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Name the following compounds. I just need part CC and DD.
Transcribed Image Text:### Section: Organic Chemistry - Molecular Structures
#### Molecular Structures Overview
Below are three molecular structures, labeled as bb), cc), and dd), respectively. These diagrams illustrate various organic compounds.
1. **bb)**
- This structure represents a molecule with a cyclopropane ring at one end. Attached to the ring is a chain of carbon atoms with a series of single bonds. The molecular structure extends in a zigzag pattern, indicative of a typical alkane chain.
2. **cc)**
- This diagram illustrates a more complex organic molecule. It consists of a branched carbon chain. In the center, there is a tert-butyl group attached to the main chain. The structure highlights the complexity and branching that can occur in organic molecules.
3. **dd)**
- The final structure features a large ring, indicating a cyclooctane ring. Attached to this ring is an additional alkyl chain extending out from one of the carbon atoms in the ring. This structure showcases the cyclic nature of some organic compounds.
Each of these diagrams is a two-dimensional representation of a three-dimensional molecule.
Feel free to download the full lesson for an in-depth analysis of these structures and their chemical properties.
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### Diagrams Explanations
These diagrams help students understand the different ways that carbon atoms can bond to form complex structures. The notation uses lines to represent bonds between carbon atoms, with vertices representing carbon atoms. This form of structural formula is commonly used in organic chemistry to simplify the representation of complex molecules.
For more details on molecular structure notation and how to interpret these diagrams, please refer to our advanced organic chemistry module.
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