Asked by Lauren
How do carboxylic acids and esters differ in chemical structure?
Check all that may apply.
Esters have a hydroxyl group.
Esters have a carboxyl group.
Esters have a carboxyl group and hydrogen linkage off the alpha carbon.
Esters have a carboxyl group and ether linkage off the alpha carbon.
Check all that may apply.
Esters have a hydroxyl group.
Esters have a carboxyl group.
Esters have a carboxyl group and hydrogen linkage off the alpha carbon.
Esters have a carboxyl group and ether linkage off the alpha carbon.
Answers
Answered by
DrBob222
What's your problem with this?
Esters are RCOOCR'
Acids are RCOOH
Esters are RCOOCR'
Acids are RCOOH
Answered by
Izzy Benjamin
Esters have a carboxyl group and ether linkage off the alpha carbon
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