Which two organic compounds share a functional group? alcohol and ether aldehyde and ketone amide and amine ester and ether

2 answers:

8 0

Answer: aldehyde and ketone

Justification:

These are the functional groups of those organic compounds:

Compound        general formula     name of the functional group

Alcohol              R - OH                   hydroxil

Ether                 R - O - R'                ether

                            O
                         ||
Aldehyde           - C - H                   Carbonyl

                              O
                              ||
Ketone             R - C - R'                Carbonyl

                           O   H
                           ||    |
Amide              - C - N - R              Amide

Amine                R - NH2                Amine

So, the only pair of compounds that share a functional group is aldehyde and ketone.

Masteriza [31]3 years ago

5 0

The answer is
Aldehyde and ketone

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