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Aldehydes : R-CHO Ethers : R-O-R Amines : R-NH2 Amides : R-CONH2 "Like dissolve like"

Question 16 hich of the following classes of organic conpounds does pot contain eyges aldehydes ethers amines amides Question 17 Alkanes do not dissolve in water because they ae nonpelar they ae polar they have lew being peints 4 dey have very high beiling poita

Question 16 hich of the following classes of organic conpounds does pot contain eyges aldehydes ethers amines amides Question 17 Alkanes do not dissolve in water because they ae nonpelar they ae polar they have lew being peints 4 dey have very high beiling poita

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