Velaric acid is obtained from a herb velarian, its IUPAC name is
Correct answer: C. Pentanoic Acid
- A. Propionic acid
- B. Butyric acid
- C. Pentanoic Acid
- D. Caporic acid
Explanation
Option C is correct because the IUPAC name of velaric is called Pentanoic acid.
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