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Chapter 15: Q.15.68 (page 538)

Identify the functional groups in TriCor.

Short Answer

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The functional groups in TriCor are- Cloro (Cl), ketone (C=O), Methoxy (R-O-R)

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01

Given Information

Tricor -C20H21O4Cl

02

Explanation

From the figure of Tricor,

The functional groups in TriCor are- Cloro (Cl), ketone (C=O), Methoxy (R-O-R)

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