Which of the following compounds is solid at room temperature? O a. Acetic acid O b. Acetic acid O c. Linoleic acid Od. Benzoic acid O e. Stearic acid Give the IUPAC of the compound, H₂N Br Answer: The product of the reaction between acetaldehyde and hydrogen cyanide is generally known as a. Ester O b. Grignard reagent O c. Cyanohydrin O d. Nitrile e. Alcohol

Which of the following compounds is solid at room temperature? O a. Acetic acid O b. Acetic acid O c. Linoleic acid Od. Benzoic acid O e. Stearic acid Give the IUPAC of the compound, H₂N Br Answer: The product of the reaction between acetaldehyde and hydrogen cyanide is generally known as a. Ester O b. Grignard reagent O c. Cyanohydrin O d. Nitrile e. Alcohol

Chemistry for Today: General, Organic, and Biochemistry

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Chapter14: Aldehydes And Ketones

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