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Explain aldehyde with examples???at least 2 examples?

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Answered by poornaverma02
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An aldehyde is an organic compound containing a functional group with the structure −CHO, consisting of a carbonyl center (a carbon double-bonded to oxygen) with the carbon atom also bonded to hydrogen and to an R group,. The group—without R—is the aldehyde group, also known as the formyl group.  Many fragrances are aldehydes.

examples : - Methanal - HCHO

                      Propanal - C3H6O


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Answered by duragpalsingh
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Aldehydes are organic compounds characterized by having the functional group -CHO (formyl) .A formyl group is obtained by separating a hydrogen atom from formaldehyde. As such it has no free existence, although it can be considered that all aldehydes possess a terminal formyl group.


The aldehydes are named as the corresponding alcohols, changing the -ol ending by -al.Etimologically, the word aldehyde comes from the Latin scientist alcohol dehydrogenatum (dehydrogenated alcohol).


Examples:

Butiraldehyde or Butanal has a very characteristic apple aroma, which is why it is used as a synthetic aroma in foods. In addition, it is used for the production of rubber accelerators. It also acts as an intermediate reagent in the manufacture of plasticizers, solvents and alcohols.
                            H
                             |
             CH₃ - (CH₂)₂ - C = O

Acetaldehyde serves as a raw material to oxidize it and produce Acetic Acid. In addition, he is involved in production processes of perfumes, dyes, plastics and synthetic rubber.
                             H
                              |
                      CH₃ - C = O

♣ More Examples of aldehydes
♦ Formaldehyde 
♦ Propionaldehyde or Propanal
♦ Pentanal
♦ Hexanal
♦ Benzaldehyde
♦ Tolualdehyde
♦ Salicylaldehyde
♦ PhenylAcetaldehyde
♦ Valeraldehyde
♦ Caproaldehyde
♦ Palmitaldehyde
♦ Estearaldehyde
♦ Isopropanal
♦ Isobutanal

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