Functional Group ClassesAlcoholAmideEster• CH₂CH₂OH* CHIO-CH,7. H₂C1OAmineKetoneCircle each functional group(s) and identify the class to which each of the groupsbelongs.9. H₂CAldehydeThiolAromaticsCarboxylic Acid2. CH,SH6.Alkenes4. H₂NCH₂CH₂10.EtherNM₂11. Which of the functional groups in the top list must be on a terminalC in the carbonchain?

Functional Group Classes Alcohol Amide Ester Ketone • CH₂CH₂OH • CH,O-CH, 7. H₂C1O 9. H₂C Amine Thiol Aldehyde Aromatics Circle each functional group(s) and identify the class to which each of the groups belongs. Carboxylic Acid Alkenes 2. CH,SH 4. H₂NCH₂CH₂ 6. 10. Ether NM₂ 11. Which of the functional groups in the top list must be on a terminalC in the carbon chain?

Functional Group Classes Alcohol Amide Ester Ketone • CH₂CH₂OH • CH,O-CH, 7. H₂C1O 9. H₂C Amine Thiol Aldehyde Aromatics Circle each functional group(s) and identify the class to which each of the groups belongs. Carboxylic Acid Alkenes 2. CH,SH 4. H₂NCH₂CH₂ 6. 10. Ether NM₂ 11. Which of the functional groups in the top list must be on a terminalC in the carbon chain?

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