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The document presents a series of chemistry problems related to organic compounds, specifically asking for bond-line structures of alkanes, aldehydes, and secondary amines with given formulas. It also includes tasks related to identifying sp2 hybridized atoms, converting structures to bond-line drawings, and identifying the molecular formula and functional groups in a specific molecule. The molecular formula for aspartame is provided as C14H18N2O5.

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Basic Problem

The document presents a series of chemistry problems related to organic compounds, specifically asking for bond-line structures of alkanes, aldehydes, and secondary amines with given formulas. It also includes tasks related to identifying sp2 hybridized atoms, converting structures to bond-line drawings, and identifying the molecular formula and functional groups in a specific molecule. The molecular formula for aspartame is provided as C14H18N2O5.

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Basic PROBLEM

1. Draw bond-line structures of all of the alkanes that have the formula C 5H12.

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2. Draw bond-line structures of all of the aldehydes that have the formula C 5H10O.

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3. Draw bond-line structures of all of the secondary (2) amines that have the formula C4H9N.

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4. Circle all of the sp2 hybridized atoms in the following molecular structure.

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5. Convert the following structure into a bond-line drawing.

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6. What is the molecular formula of aspartame, shown below?

ANS: C14H18N2O5

7. Circle and name the functional groups in the following molecule.

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