Concept explainers
(a)
Interpretation:
The structure of the
Concept Introduction:
An aldehyde refers to a chemical compound which contains -CHO

Answer to Problem 15P
Explanation of Solution
To draw the structure of an aldehyde having the molecular formula
Thus, the structure of the aldehyde can be represented as follows:
(b)
Interpretation:
The structure of the
Concept Introduction:
In chemistry a ketone functional group refers to the structure with general molecular formula

Answer to Problem 15P
Explanation of Solution
To draw the structure of ketone having molecular formula
The structure so formed is shown below:
(c)
Interpretation:
The structure of ketone having the molecular formula
Concept Introduction:
In chemistry a ketone functional group refers to the structure with general molecular formula

Answer to Problem 15P
Explanation of Solution
To draw the structure of ketone having the molecular formula
(d)
Interpretation:
The structure of an aldehyde with the molecular formula
Concept Introduction:
An aldehyde refers to a chemical compound which contains -CHO functional group that consists of a carbonyl center (carbon -oxygen double bond) provided that the carbon atom is attached to hydrogen and R group of the carbon chain. A molecular formula depicts the chemical symbols for the elements constituting the given molecule such that each symbol contains a numerical subscript that describes the number of atoms of each atom present in the molecule.

Answer to Problem 15P
Explanation of Solution
To draw the structure of an aldehyde with the molecular formula
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