Science, asked by shivikarora02, 3 months ago

How will you differentiate between alcohols and carboxylic acids?​

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Answered by tutoosanjaykumar
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Alcohols are a basic alkane, alkene or alkyne with a hydroxide (OH) group attached somewhere on the molecule. Carboxylic acids are very similar but they have a second part to their functional group, a double bonded oxygen on the same carbon that the hydroxide group is attached too

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Answered by manikandanm18678
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alcohol are a basic alkane alkene or alkyne with Hydroxide (OH)group attached somewhere on the molecule

Carboxylic acids are very similar but they have a second part to to their functional a double bonded oxygen on the same carbon that the Hydroxide group is attached to

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