
Concept explainers
(a)
Interpretation:
The family of organic compound is to be determined using functional group.
Concept introduction:
There are various
Functional group | General formula |
Halogen | |
Alcohol | |
Esters | |
Amines |
(a)

Answer to Problem 38A
Alcohol
Explanation of Solution
The general formula of given compound is
It contains −OH functional group. So, the organic compound belongs to alcohol family.
(b)
Interpretation:
The family of organic compound is to be determined using functional group.
Concept introduction:
There are various functional groups in organic compounds.
Functional group | General formula |
Halogen | |
Alcohol | |
Carboxylic acid | |
Aldehydes | |
Ketones | |
Esters | |
Amines |
(b)

Answer to Problem 38A
Ketone
Explanation of Solution
The general formula of given compound is
It contains −CO- functional group. So, the organic compound belongs to ketone family.
(c)
Interpretation:
The family of organic compound is to be determined using functional group.
Concept introduction:
There are various functional groups in organic compounds.
Functional group | General formula |
Halogen | |
Alcohol | |
Carboxylic acid | |
Aldehydes | |
Ketones | |
Esters | |
Amines |
(c)

Answer to Problem 38A
Explanation of Solution
The general formula of given compound is
It contains
(d)
Interpretation:
The family of organic compound is to be determined using functional group.
Concept introduction:
There are various functional groups in organic compounds.
Functional group | General formula |
Halogen | |
Alcohol | |
Carboxylic acid | |
Aldehydes | |
Ketones | |
Esters | |
Amines |
(d)

Answer to Problem 38A
Aldehyde
Explanation of Solution
The general formula of given compound is
It contains
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