Discuss how it is synthesized, how it is used, and how the function of the compound (whether at a small or large scale) is facilitated by its structure and, specifically, its functional groups.

I have attached a word document with the readings and instructions as weel.Read the following excerpts from our textbook:Chemistry Link to Health: “Carboxylic Acids in Metabolism” (p.476)Chemistry Link to Health: “Salicylic Acid from a Willow Tree” (p.479)Chemistry Link to the Environment : “Plastics” (p.480)Chemistry Link to Health: “Amines in Health and Medicine” (p.486-487)Chemistry Link to the Environment : “Alkaloids: Amines in Plants” (p.490)Chemistry Link to Health: “Amides in Health and Medicine” (p.494)Please respond to the following prompt:The chemistry facilitated by the functional groups covered in this chapter is extensive, essential, and exciting. Choose 2-3 organic compounds to discuss (you are encouraged to venture beyond those mentioned in the textbook) that each contain at least one of the following:carboxylic acidesteramineamideThese compounds can be found in nature or synthesized as small molecules or plastics. For each compound, embed an image of the structure into your post. Discuss how it is synthesized, how it is used, and how the function of the compound (whether at a small or large scale) is facilitated by its structure and, specifically, its functional groups. I am giving you the freedom to research a few important compounds that you find interesting and to present this information with reference to the compounds’ chemical structures.