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. Aldehydes and ketones both contain the carbonyl group, yet the properties of these two types of compounds are different enough that they are classified separately. Without looking back at the text, draw the structures of the ketone and the aldehyde that have three carbon atoms. Name each of these compounds.

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The structures of the respective aldehyde and ketone that contain three carbon atoms should be determined.

Concept Introduction:

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:

Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation, Chapter 20, Problem 71QAP , additional homework tip 1

Ketone functional group:

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Explanation

The names when the aldehyde and ketone functionalities act as the main and a substituent can be summarized as follows;

Group Name as the principal Functional group Name as the substituent Group
al formyl

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