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Chapter 12: Q. 12.40 (page 425)

A compound called cinnamaldehyde is found in cinnamon. Identify the functional groups in Cinnamaldehyde.

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The functional group present in the compound is aldehyde.

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01

Given Information

We are given the compounds and we have to find out the number of functional groups present in it.

02

Explanation

As in the given compound, H-C=O functional group is present, and it is the aldehyde group.

Hence, aldehyde functional group is present in this compound.

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