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Which type of molecule is octanal? A. Alcohol B. Ketone C. Amine D. Aldehyde

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It is an aldehyde.

the ending (al) tells you that. alcohols end in “ol”, ketones end in “one”, amines have 2 different ways of naming so i suggest finding which one you want to use, and aldehyde end in “al” :)

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