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The functional group in an alcohol is known as a 1 group. In ethers, the oxygen is attached to two 2 groups. The functional group in aldehydes and ketones is a 3 group. In aldehydes, the functional group is attached to at least one 4 atom. The heteroatom in an amine is a 5 atom. The functional group of carboxylic acid is a 6 group. In esters, a hydrocarbon group replaces a 7 in the carboxylic acid, whereas in amides an amine group replaces the 8 group of the acid.

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The functional group in an alcohol is known as a hydroxyl (OH) group. In ethers, (ROR), the oxygen is attached to two alkyl groups (R,R). The functional group in aldehydes (RCHO) and ketones (RCOR) is a carbonyl group. In aldehydes, the functional group is attached to at least (HCHO, formaldehyde and CH3CHO, ethanal) one hydrogen atom. The heteroatom in an amine (NH2) is a nitrogen atom. The functional group of carboxylic acid is a COOH group. In esters, a hydrocarbon group replaces a hydrogen atom in the carboxylic acid, whereas in amides and amine group replaces the OH group of the acid.

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