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Chapter 20, Problem 71QAP
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The structures of the respective aldehyde and ketone that contain three carbon atoms should be determined.

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Aldehyde and ketone are considered to be two main functional groups of the organic molecules. Both have a common functionality of the form of a double bond between C and O(C=O) known as the carbonyl carbon. With oxygen being a much more electronegative atom the C=O bond has a significant degree of polarity resulting in many corresponding organic reactions. The main functionalities of aldehyde and ketone can be shown as below.

Aldehyde functional group:

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