Chemistry, asked by viswanand13211, 1 year ago

Why formaldehyde and acetaldehyde are not important laboratory solvents?

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Explanation:Aldehyde and ketone molecules cannot hydrogen bond among themselves for the same reason that ethers cannot—they do not contain hydrogens attached to highly electronegative atoms. ... Like other ketones, acetone is mainly useful as a solvent, and you may have used it for this purpose in the laboratory

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