Functional Groups Practice for Organic Chemistry
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This video provides some practice problems for the identification of organic chemistry functional groups in various molecules. These groups include the amine, amide, carboxylic acid, alcohol, ether, and more. You’ll learn what the groups look like, how to specify the degree of substitution of certain groups, and some tips to help you identify the groups more quickly when fully drawn out, and when given skeletal structures.
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