R 1) Examine the following structure and answer the following questions: a) IS: The functional group in the figure a) Carboxylic acid b) Carboxylate ion c) Ketone d) Aldehyde O: b) Based on the molecular structure of the functional group in the figure above, what is/are the dominant types of interactions formed by this functional group? a) Hydrogen bonding b) lonic interactions c) Van der Waals interactions d) a and b

R 1) Examine the following structure and answer the following questions: a) IS: The functional group in the figure a) Carboxylic acid b) Carboxylate ion c) Ketone d) Aldehyde O: b) Based on the molecular structure of the functional group in the figure above, what is/are the dominant types of interactions formed by this functional group? a) Hydrogen bonding b) lonic interactions c) Van der Waals interactions d) a and b

World of Chemistry, 3rd edition

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Chapter20: Organic Chemistry

Section20.3: Introduction To Functional Groups And Alcohols

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