Hydroxyl functional group explained!

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So, does the Oxygen also give rise to (tiny) partial charge on the other hydrogens?

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Sir is the OH group is always stay together? For module purpose. Thank you

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is each and every water molecule (H-O-H) is attached to other three neighbouring water molecules in water ? please answer me in brief .

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Is there any difference between Hydroxyl and hydroxide... Plz ans...🙏🙏🙏

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Someone plz tell me how tp differentitate between hydoxyl functional group and alcohol functional group.

[@DrDExplainsStuff]

Hi Divyansh, a hydroxyl group consists of -OH connected to some molecule. An alcohol is simply any molecule that possesses at least one hydroxyl group. So, by definition, anything - any molecule - with a hydroxyl group is considered an alcohol. Hope this helps!

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Is OH Brown's gas ?

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Amazing. Thank you! What's the difference between hydroxyl, hydroxide, and hydroxy?

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I'm not sure yet, but from what I heard I think: hydroxide is the independent union of one hydrogen and one oxygen atom. when hydroxide (either or both atoms) is bonded to another molecule, any thing other than itself, those two atoms, that particular region of the compound, the formerly independent hydroxide, is now called hydroxyl, or the hydroxyl group of the compound. The compound as a whole is called hydroxy, any compound which has a hydroxyl group bonded to it is called a hydroxy compound. Please make sure to share any information on this.

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Does anyone know what’s the difference between hydroxyl and hydroxy. If there is any! please I’ve been stuck on that

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Hi Dr D, if you have time, could you maybe explain why a hydroxyl group behaves differently as part of a carboxyl group? Why does the -OH ionise when part of COOH but not as a C-OH? Thank you for your videos!

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How does AG+ reaction with UV light generate OH radical?

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Hydroxyl Ions can effectively purify the water and detoxify harmful ammonia and nitrite ????

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Can hydroxyl radicals, in water, create dangerous chemicals?

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Surely oxygen would be the positive charge?

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How about NaCl?

[@DrDExplainsStuff]

Hydroxyl groups help molecules dissolve in water by giving those molecules a partial charge. Water can only mix with molecules that have charges. :) this is the same reason NaCl mixes with water, the Na+ and Cl- are charged. I hope this helps!

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