Classification of organic compounds, Chemistry

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Q. Classification of Organic Compounds?Groups of Organic Compounds?

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Organic compounds are classified on the basis of their functional groups. The common groups of organic compounds are: alkanes, alkenes, alkynes, alcohols, organic acids, aromatics, esters, and polymers.


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