Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary Alcohols: Classification, Examples, & Practice

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[@MunibaSaleheen]

In the third example that you drew, I agree that it’s OH is on the secondary carbon, But I was looking at OH directly how its attach to carbon on the left and carbon at bottom. Why did you circle that Carbons that are adjacent to C? They were not directly connected with OH.

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For all functional groups do a video on primary, secondary, tertiary.

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Pls what is the class of CH3COOH is it primary, secondary or tertiary

[@wbreslyn]

Acetic acid (CH₃COOH) is a carboxylic acid, and it doesn’t fit neatly into the categories of primary, secondary, or tertiary compounds, which are more commonly used to describe alcohols, amines, and alkyl halides based on the carbon atom's bonding.

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how about aromatic alcohol is it has class?

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I want to understand this way, tell me more examples, one prmry secondary terely in alcohol

[@Chem112]

The ones he gave were enough. How many carbons are directly attached to the carbon which is attached to the OH group. 1 carbon is primary, 2 carbons are secondary, 3 carbons are tertiary.

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Any difference between CH2 and CH3 and CH ?

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