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    Molecules Containing Two Hydroxyl Groups Are Referred to as
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Molecules Containing Two Hydroxyl Groups Are Referred to as

Question 28

Question 28

Multiple Choice

Molecules containing two hydroxyl groups are referred to as


A) diols.
B) triols.
C) polyols.
D) ethers.
E) phenols.

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