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mamaluj [8]2 years ago

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The structure that corresponds to methylpropylether is the structure CH3 - O - C3H7 in option C.

<h3>What is structure?</h3>

The structure of a compound is defined as the way in which the atoms in the compound are arranged. We know that a compound is composed of atoms and these atoms are arranged in particular patterns in space. This is the stereochemistry of the molecule.

Now we know that methylpropylether is a compound that contains the methyl group and the propyl group separated by a oxygen atom as is typical of all ethers.

As such, the structure that corresponds to methylpropylether is the structure CH3 - O - C3H7 in option C.

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