GIVE THE NAME OF -OH GROUP
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alkene
-
CLORO
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alcohol
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amide
C
Correct answer
Explanation
The -OH functional group is called alcohol (or hydroxy when named as a substituent). Alcohols contain the hydroxyl group bonded to a carbon atom. Alkene (A) refers to C=C double bonds, chloro (B) is -Cl (with typo), and amide (D) is -CONH2. Common examples include ethanol and methanol.