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Select the structure that corresponds

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Brut [27]2 years ago

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The structure that corresponds to the molecule name - 4-heptanol would be option A.

<h3>Structure of 4-heptanol</h3>

The name, 4-heptanol, indicates that there are 7 carbon atoms in the structure.

In addition, there is also an indication that there is a functional group on the 4th carbon - the alcohol functional group.

Option B has only 6 carbon atoms instead of 7. Option A, on the other hand, fulfills all the criteria.

Thus, A is the correct structure of 4-heptanol.

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