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3 years ago

O The ester functional group is symbolized as || R-C-R True False

Chemistry

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nevsk [136]3 years ago

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Answer:

False

The ester functional group is not symbolized as R-C-R

Explanation:

The general formula of ester functional group is RCOOR′ where R represents a hydrogen atom or aryl group or an alkyl group while R' represents the alkyl group or an aryl group

Hence, the given statement is false

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