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3 years ago

Would it be C???...idk HELP

Chemistry

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givi [52]3 years ago

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Answer:

C. Butanal , is the aldehyde

Explanation:

A . It is carboxylic acid : ---COOH group

B. It is Ester : ----COOR group , Here R = CH3

C. It is Aldehyde : -----CHO group

D. It is ketone : ----C=O group

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