Chemistryonly the highlighted ones. Thank you in advance! its UV light absorbing property. What does the ending of thecommon name oxybenzone imply about its structure?14.4 Indicate which of the following compounds contains a car-bonyl group:a. CH, O-CH₂CH,OCH,CH₂-C-Hc. CH₂CH₂-OHOH,d. O=C-H14.5 Indicate which of the following compounds contains acarbonyl group:Oa. CH₂-C-CH₂CH,OHb. CH,CH₂-CH-CH,Hc. CH₂CH₂CH₂C=Od. CH₂-O-CH,14.6 Identify each of the following compounds as an aldehyde, aketone, or neither:Oa. CH₂CH₂C-CH₂CH, d.C=0Jai-1CH₂C - Hb.OHO-&f. NH,– C – NHC.14.8 Assign IUPAC names to the following aldehydes:CH₂CHCH₂-C-Ha.11CH,OCH, CH-CH₂CH₂-C-Hb.||TCH₂CH₂CH,OOIIC.-CH₂-C-Hd. CHỊCHÍCH,CHO14.9 Assign IUPAC names to the following aldehydes:CH, CH-CH₂-C-Ha.JCH₂CH, OCH,–CH–CHOCH,||CH,CHCH₂-C-HC.CH, O| ||d. CH, C-C-HCH,L CHỊCH,−C- NH,b.

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its UV light absorbing property. What does the ending of the common name oxybenzone imply about its structure? 14.4 Indicate which of the following compounds contains a car- bonyl group: a. CH, O-CH₂CH, O CH,CH₂-C-H c. CH₂CH₂-OH OH, d. O=C-H 14.5 Indicate which of the following compounds contains a carbonyl group: O a. CH₂-C-CH₂CH, OH b. CH,CH₂-CH-CH, H c. CH₂CH₂CH₂C=0 d. CH,-O-CH, 14.6 Identify each of the following compounds as an aldehyde, a ketone, or neither: O || a. CH₂CH₂C-CH₂CH, d. C=0 CH₂C - H o Join OH b. L CHỊCH,…C-NH b. C. 14.8 Assign IUPAC names to the following aldehydes: CH₂CHCH₂-C-H 11 a. CH, O CH, CH-CH₂CH₂-C-H b. || CH,CH,CH, O O C. CH₂-C-H d. CHỊCHÍCH,CHO 14.9 Assign IUPAC names to the following aldehydes: CH, CH-CH₂-C-H - a. ő CH₂CH, CH,–CH–CHO CH, CH,CHCH₂ - CH C. CH, O | || d. CH, C-C-H CH,

its UV light absorbing property. What does the ending of the common name oxybenzone imply about its structure? 14.4 Indicate which of the following compounds contains a car- bonyl group: a. CH, O-CH₂CH, O CH,CH₂-C-H c. CH₂CH₂-OH OH, d. O=C-H 14.5 Indicate which of the following compounds contains a carbonyl group: O a. CH₂-C-CH₂CH, OH b. CH,CH₂-CH-CH, H c. CH₂CH₂CH₂C=0 d. CH,-O-CH, 14.6 Identify each of the following compounds as an aldehyde, a ketone, or neither: O || a. CH₂CH₂C-CH₂CH, d. C=0 CH₂C - H o Join OH b. L CHỊCH,…C-NH b. C. 14.8 Assign IUPAC names to the following aldehydes: CH₂CHCH₂-C-H 11 a. CH, O CH, CH-CH₂CH₂-C-H b. || CH,CH,CH, O O C. CH₂-C-H d. CHỊCHÍCH,CHO 14.9 Assign IUPAC names to the following aldehydes: CH, CH-CH₂-C-H - a. ő CH₂CH, CH,–CH–CHO CH, CH,CHCH₂ - CH C. CH, O | || d. CH, C-C-H CH,

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