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Catalytic Hydrogenation

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In aldehyde R-C(O)H and in carboxylic acid R-COOH R can be hydrogen but in ketone R-O-R and in alcohol R-OH why R can't be hydrogen

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S.No	Compounds	Functional Groups
1.	Alcohol	$> C = O$
2.	Aldehyde	$- O H$
3.	Ketone	$- C O O H$
4.	Carboxylic acid	$- C H O$

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(a) alcohols and aldehydes
(b) aldehydes and carboxylic acids
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