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How do alcohols, ethers, and phenols differ structurally?
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For alcohols, the general formula is $R-OH$, where $R$ represents an alkyl or aryl group. For ethers, the general formula is $R-O-R'$, where $R$ and $R'$ represent alkyl or aryl groups. For phenols, the general formula is $C_6H_5OH$. Show more…
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