Aldehydes are isomeric with:

Question

Aldehydes are isomeric with: (A) ketones (B) alcohols (C) ethers (D) none of these

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Aldehydes (except HCHO and CH3CHO ) are always metamers of ketones. e.g., oversetO mathop underset text(Propionaldehyde) overset|| mathopCH3CH2CH and underset text(Acetone) oversetO mathop overset|| mathopCH3CCH3

Q. Aldehydes are isomeric with:

ketones

alcohols

ethers

none of these

Aldehydes (except $H C H O$ and $C H_{3} C H O$ ) are always metamers of ketones. e.g., $(Propionaldehyde) C H_{3} C H_{2} C H ∣∣ O$ and $(Acetone) C H_{3} CC H_{3} ∣∣ O$

Q. Aldehydes are isomeric with:

ketones

alcohols

ethers

none of these

Aldehydes (except HCHO and CH3​CHO ) are always metamers of ketones. e.g., (Propionaldehyde)CH3​CH2​CH∣∣​​O​ and (Acetone)CH3​CCH3​∣∣​O​​

Aldehydes (except $H C H O$ and $C H_{3} C H O$ ) are always metamers of ketones. e.g., $(Propionaldehyde) C H_{3} C H_{2} C H ∣∣ O$ and $(Acetone) C H_{3} CC H_{3} ∣∣ O$