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A ___alcohol has a OH radical bonded to a terminal carbon atom. Primary Secondary Tertiary
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A ___alcohol has a OH radical bonded to a terminal carbon atom.
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A secondary alcohol has a OH radical bonded to a terminal carbon atom
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First options (A.) is correct answer.
Primary alcohol has a OH radical bonded to a terminal carbon atom.
Wrong answer is Second Options (B.), and Last Options (C.).
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