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What is aliphatic aldehyde?

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Answered by veenagoswami65

Explanation:

Aliphatic aldehydes are organic compounds that have no aromatic rings attached to the aldehyde group. Moreover, these molecules do not have any aromatic ring attached to anywhere of the compound.

Answered by studytime22

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Aliphatic aldehydes are organic compounds that have no aromatic rings attached to the aldehyde group.

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