Question

How are the molecules of ketones and aldehydes structurally different?​

Answer 1

Answer:

an aldehyde has structure R-CHO

a ketone has R-CO-R

Explanation:

in aldehyde -CHO always cones in the last and forms R-CHO where R is an alkyl group

and in a ketone, -CO- comes b/w two alkyl groups to form R-CO-R

R can be any two alkyl groups either same or different