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Table 1 organic compounds and their uses and why?

1 answer:

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I dont know what the why is for, Can you clarify it?
But here are their uses.

Table 1:
For Food- Acetic Acid
For Antiseptic- Ethyl Alcohol, Acetic Acid
For Fuel- Gasoline, Ethyl alchohol , LPG, Kerosene
For Beverage- Ethyl alcohol
For Cleaner- Acetone, Kerosene

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