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    Exam 16: Aldehydes and Ketones
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    Acetals Are Stable Molecules,but They Can Be Converted Back to Aldehydes
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Acetals Are Stable Molecules,but They Can Be Converted Back to Aldehydes

Question 94

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Acetals are stable molecules,but they can be converted back to aldehydes and ketones by treatment with acid and water.

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