ST SUMMATIVE ASSESS X7462/quizzes/21963/take/questions/250574ERASSIGN2022_09_29 22-23 1S_CHEM 40 X +LANPROFILES M UP MailFor items 5 to 7, consider the following compounds:LEN5. contains a quaternary carbon atomClasses7. has the highest boiling pointDashboardLIN6. the compound having the higher melting point between LEN and LONFor items 8 to 10, consider the following compounds:BS ABT FILESCHEM 40 UV1LON

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For items 5 to 7, consider the following compounds: LAN w wx t LEN LIN LON 5. contains a quaternary carbon atom 6. the compound having the higher melting point between LEN and LON 7. has the highest boiling point

For items 5 to 7, consider the following compounds: LAN w wx t LEN LIN LON 5. contains a quaternary carbon atom 6. the compound having the higher melting point between LEN and LON 7. has the highest boiling point

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