General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry: Structures of Life (5th Edition)
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Author: Karen C. Timberlake
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Chapter 16.1, Problem 16.10QAP
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Interpretation: What will be the oxidation product of given compounds if they are converted to carboxylic acids? Draw the condensed or line angle structural formula of each product obtained.
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(a) Condensed structure represents an organic compound in the form of line of text. However for cyclic compounds we can represent them in condensed structural formula so we draw line angle structural formula for them.
To draw line angle structural formula we should follow the given rules
- In the structure the carbon and hydrogen atoms are not shown, all other atoms are shown.
- Lines are used to show the bonds between carbon and hydrogen and it is assumed that the unfilled valences of carbon are satisfied by hydrogen atoms.
- The end of lines show carbon and the vertices also show the carbon atoms.
(b) Complete oxidation of
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