what are R' or R'' groups in organic chemistry?
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R groups are a way of representing a class of organic compounds.
For instance, alcohols are represented as R-OH, where OH is a functional
group.
Similarly, R' or R'' groups are used to indicated different alkyl groups of a organic compound.
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R groups are a way of representing a class of organic compounds.
For instance, alcohols are represented as R-OH, where OH is a functional
group.
Similarly, R' or R'' groups are used to indicated different alkyl groups of a organic compound.
I hope it helps ^_^
nicky1908:
so lyk ethyl propyl
it isn't endless alkyl grp right??
ending does not matters......its simply an alkyl group....like : methly, ethyl, propyl, butyl, pentyl, hexyl, heptly and so on....
ok..thx
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