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What Type of Compound Is Formed in the Following Reaction

Question 15

Question 15

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What type of compound is formed in the following reaction? What type of compound is formed in the following reaction?   A) acetal B) aldehyde C) hemiacetal D) enol E) ketone


A) acetal
B) aldehyde
C) hemiacetal
D) enol
E) ketone

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