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Where might you find 2-heptanone, ionone, and butanedione?

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The sources of the given compounds, 2−heptanone, ionone and butanedione are to be determined.

Concept Introduction:

An organic compound composed of a carbonyl group bonded to two hydrocarbon groups, is called a ketone. These are formed when secondary alcohols are oxidized.

Ketones are found in many pleasant-smelling compounds.

Explanation of Solution

Ketone containing compounds have a pleasant flavour and odour. Thus, ketone containing compounds can be identified by their characteristic odour. In oil of cloves, 2−

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