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Classify each of the molecules below. CH3—CH2—C(=O)—NH2 - 1° amide - 2° amide - 3° amide - not an amide at all CH3—CH2—CH2—C(=O)—NH2 - 1° amide - 2° amide - 3° amide - not an amide at all CH3—C(=O)—NH2 - 1° amide - 2° amide - 3° amide - not an amide at all

          Classify each of the molecules below.

CH3—CH2—C(=O)—NH2
- 1° amide
- 2° amide
- 3° amide
- not an amide at all

CH3—CH2—CH2—C(=O)—NH2
- 1° amide
- 2° amide
- 3° amide
- not an amide at all

CH3—C(=O)—NH2
- 1° amide
- 2° amide
- 3° amide
- not an amide at all

Classify each of the molecules below.

CH3—CH2—C(=O)—NH2
- 1° amide
- 2° amide
- 3° amide
- not an amide at all

CH3—CH2—CH2—C(=O)—NH2
- 1° amide
- 2° amide
- 3° amide
- not an amide at all

CH3—C(=O)—NH2
- 1° amide
- 2° amide
- 3° amide
- not an amide at all

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Chemistry

Julia Burdge 1st Edition

Chapter 10

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Solved by Expert Shalini Tyagi

11/19/2023

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The first molecule is \( \stackrel{\stackrel{O}{\|}}{\mathrm{CH}_{3}-\mathrm{CH}_{2}-}-\stackrel{\mathrm{C}}{\mathrm{C}}-\mathrm{NH}_{2} \). This molecule is an amide because it has a carbonyl group (C=O) directly attached to a nitrogen atom. The carbon atom of Show more…

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