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C-H bond(s) at a is primary
C-H bond(s) at b is tertiary
C-H bond(s) at c is primary
The carbon atom which is attached to only one other carbon are known as primary carbon and hydrogen present on this carbon is called primary hydrogen.
The carbon atom which is attached to two other carbons are known as secondary Carbon and hydrogen present on this carbon is called secondary hydrogen.
The carbon atom which is attached to three other carbons are known as tertiary carbon and hydrogen present on this carbon is called tertiary hydrogen.
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