Chemistry, asked by narinderkaurvilkhoor, 6 days ago

Which functional group is present in detergent
A) -CONa B) -COONa C) -SO3Na
D) -CO3Na

Which answer is correct

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Answered by satya11103

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Answer:

OPTION C. SO Na

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Answered by hibasiddiqui980

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Answer

Explanation:

Option C - SO3Na

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