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4. Carbon and its Compounds
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Compound A has three carbon atoms, which burns with non-sooty flame. Predict what is A? Write its electron dot structure.

Non-sooty flame can be interpreted as clean flame. Clean flame is given out by burning of saturated compounds. Hence, A is propane (C3H8).



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