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About About this video Transcript. Rules for naming aldehydes and ketones. Created by Jay. Want to join the conversation? Log in. Sort by: Top Voted. David Goldmeier. Posted 9 years ago. At Downvote Button opens signup modal. Flag Button opens signup modal.
Show preview Show formatting options Post answer. Professor Patrick Star. Direct link to Mr. A carbaldehyde is an aldehyde that is attached to another entity which is often a ring system. Comment Button navigates to signup page.
Manav Mishra. It is a basic rule in ketone nomenclature Diana Jin. Someone asked this before too, but I want to ask again: Why does the Cyclohexane Carbaldehyde have a "Carbo" in it? Why wouldn't it just be named Cyclohexane Aldehyde, or Cyclohexanal, or Cyclohexaldehyde or something similar?
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