Biology, asked by nidhinaik09, 1 year ago

the functional group of ethanol acid is ........
a) alcohol
b) aldehyde
c) ketone
d) carboxylic

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Answered by kabhsai14
2

Ethanol is a hydroxy derivative with( -OH ) hydroxy group as it's functional group. Ethanoic acid is a carboxylic acid with -COOH as it's functional group. so you can say the correct answer is option D

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Answered by gopspku
0

a) alcohol, when -OH  connects with any hydrocarbon, its name changes vitha sufix ol.

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