19.1 Naming Ketones and Aldehydes | Organic Chemistry

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Very nice explanation. What if there is a carbonyl group or ketone and an aldehyde group, then the priority of naming would be ..? Or Is there a video that explains the priorities of functional groups within IUPAC nomenclature? Thank you.

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Carboxylic acid doesn’t need a formal name such as oxo/formyl because it is always gonna be too priority correct?

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Yes, because that’s the main functional group in the compound.

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​@@OChem928but the prefix for cooh is carboxy , right?

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