What type of molecule is this

Chemistry

2 answers:

deff fn [24]4 years ago

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H6C2O is the molecule

professor190 [17]4 years ago

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Answer:

an organic molecule known as ketone

Explanation:

This is an organic molecule, where we have C = O bond as least.

A ketone is molecule that has the following structure model:

R - (C = O) - R'

Where R and R' can be different alkyl groups.

The ketone can be used to get different products, it can be used to be reduced to alcohols, it can be converted into acids, or even ethers.

This molecule is known as the dimethyl ketone, of 2 - propanone. The commercial name of this molecule is the famous Acetone used to clean the nail polish.

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