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    Fully Reacting an Aldehyde with an Alcohol Will Produce
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Fully Reacting an Aldehyde with an Alcohol Will Produce

Question 39

Question 39

Multiple Choice

Fully reacting an aldehyde with an alcohol will produce?


A) a carboxylic acid
B) no reaction
C) a primary alcohol
D) an acetal

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