AldehydesAn aldehyde is a compound containing a carbonyl group with at least one hydrogen attached to it. Formal names for aldehydes include the prefix from the alkyl group and the suffix -al. Two of the simplest are Aromatic aldehydes include oil of almonds, vanillin, and oil of cinnamon.
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Index Carbon compounds Chemistry concepts Reference Shipman, Wilson, Todd Sec 15.4 | ||
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