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Chapter 3: Q22 E-c (page 88)

Locate and identify the functional groups in the following molecules.

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Functional group constitute a set of atoms comprising distinct chemical properties. The atoms found in functional group are connected to other molecules via covalent bonds.

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Functional groups

Functional group constitute a set of atoms comprising distinct chemical properties. The atoms found in functional group are connected to other molecules via covalent bonds.

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Locating and identifying the functional groups in compound c

(c)The functional groups in compound (c) includes an aromatic ring and amide. It can be given as:

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