Question

what is ol group? Please explain fastly ​

Answer 1

Answer:

ol group is the suffix used in the IUPAC names of alcohols

Explanation:

Formula For Naming Alcohols

(In IUPAC)

R-OH

which means that we add "ol" at the end of the parent chain

like for example,

The IUPAC name for CH3-OH is Methanol

The IUPAC name for C2H5 is Ethanol

Answer 2

Hey read the last line!

ol functional group in organic chemistry is actually called hydroxyl group

It is :-

--OH

Where O is oxygen atom

and H is hydrogen atom

And if in a hydrocarbon -H group is replaced by --OH group then you get a new compound having new properties

If -H group is replaced from alkane molecule you will get an alcohol molecule

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