Chapter 16: Q2P (page 742)
Why are numbers not used to designate the position of the functional group in propanone and butanedione?
Short Answer
If the position of carbonyl group changes, then it would not be considered as a ketone.
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Chapter 16: Q2P (page 742)
Why are numbers not used to designate the position of the functional group in propanone and butanedione?
If the position of carbonyl group changes, then it would not be considered as a ketone.
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