explain terminal and non - terminal functional groups containing carbon ?
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Terminal groups are the one that only occur at end of a carbon chain. Other groups such as Aldehyde (-CHO), Carboxylic acid (-COOH) etc. are terminal groups because they can occur only at the end of the carbon chain.
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Terminal functional groups :
Aldehyde -CHO
Carboxylic acid -COOH
Primary amine -NH2
Primary amide -CONH2
Alcohol -OH
Acid chloride -COCl
Sulphonic acid -SO3H
Nitrile -CN
Isocyanide -NC
Nitro -NO2
Nitrite -ONO
Non-terminal functional groups
Ketone -CO-
Ester -COO-
Secondary or tertiary amine -NH- or R3N (R is alkyl group)
Secondary amide or tertiary amide -CONH- or -CONR2
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Terminal functional groups :
Aldehyde -CHO
Carboxylic acid -COOH
Primary amine -NH2
Primary amide -CONH2
Alcohol -OH
Acid chloride -COCl
Sulphonic acid -SO3H
Nitrile -CN
Isocyanide -NC
Nitro -NO2
Nitrite -ONO
Non-terminal functional groups
Ketone -CO-
Ester -COO-
Secondary or tertiary amine -NH- or R3N (R is alkyl group)
Secondary amide or tertiary amide -CONH- or -CONR2
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