Question
Match the column A with column B and select the correct code.
Column AColumn B
1. Secondary amine(a) $-al$
2. Carbinol(b) $C _{10} H _{22}$
3. Decane(c) $R - NH - R ^{\prime}$
4. $- CHO$ group(d) $CH _3 OH$

Answer

(1) (c), (2) (d), (3) (b), (4) (a).

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