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1. Name a similarity between the functional groups found in aldehydes and ketones. Can you name a difference between them? |
1. They both have a carbonyl group, but an aldehyde has the carbonyl group at the end of a carbon chain, and a ketone has the carbonyl group in the middle. |
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3. Name each molecule. |
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5. Name each molecule. |
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7. Name this molecule.  |
7. ethyl propyl ether |
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9. Give an alternate but acceptable name to the molecule in Exercise 3b. |
9. ethyl methyl ketone |
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11. Complete this chemical reaction.  |
11. H2O + KCH3CH2CO2 |
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13. The drug known as aspirin has this molecular structure:  Identify the functional group(s) in this molecule. |
13. acid, ester, and aromatic (benzene ring) |
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15. Identify the ester made by reacting these molecules.  |
15. propyl propionate |
