Which functional group is found in an ester? a central carbon is double bonded to o above, and single bonded to r below left and right. a central carbon is double bonded to o above, and single bonded to r below left and to o r prime below right. r single bond o h. r single bond n h 2.
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Ester is characterized by a central carbon atom that is double-bonded to an oxygen atom, single-bonded to R , and single-boned to R prime .
<h3>What is an ester?</h3>
It is an organic functional group composed of the following:
One central carbon atom The carbon atom is double-bonded to an oxygen atom The carbon atom is single-bonded to a primary alkyl group The carbon is single-bonded to a secondary alkyl group
Thus, the structure of an ester looks like the attached image.
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