classify each parent chain(backbone) carbon as primary (1 degree) secondary(2 degree) tertiary (3 degree) and labe...
classify each parent chain(backbone) carbon as primary (1 degree) secondary(2 degree) tertiary (3 degree) and labe each carbon as 1 degree, 2 degree, 3 degree of benzophenone
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benzo phenone having the structure showing the two benzene rings and keto group & the primary carbons are absent and only secondary and tertiary carbons are present
primary carbon means the carbon is attached another one carbon
secondary carbon is having the attachment with other two carbons
tertiary carbon means having the attachment with other
three carbons
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