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In Allylic alcohol the -OH group is attached to a -

sp2 hybridized carbon next to carbon carbon double bond
sp3 hybridized carbon next to the Carbon carbon double bond
sp3d2 hybridized carbon next to carbon carbon triple bond
sp2 hybridized carbon next to carbon carbon triple bond

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

In Allylic alcohol, the -OH group is attached to a $sp^3$ hybridized carbon next to the Carbon-carbon double bond

Explanation: In alcohols, an aliphatic hydrocarbon's hydrogen is changed to a -OH (hydroxyl) group.

The different types of alcohol present are:

• Alcohols are divided into Monohydric, dihydric, and polyhydric depending on the quantity of -OH groups present. Monohydric has 1, dihydric has 2 and Polyhydric have more than 2 alcohol groups attached to them
• Depending on the type of C ($sp^3$) that is connected to -OH, there are three levels: primary, secondary, and tertiary.
• The allylic carbon ($sp^3$) has an allylic - OH group connected to it, as in $CH_2=CH-CH-CH-OH$.
• Aromatic ring with a benzylic - OH group connected to the C ($sp^3$)
• C=C with a vinylic - OH group added, such as $CH_3-CH_2=CH-OH$

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