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Methanol is the most simple [[Alcohol|alcohol]]. It has the structural formula of CH<sub>3</sub>OH.&nbsp;This is the only alchohol that can't form a [[keytone|keytone]], it can only form an [[Aldehyde|aldehyde]].&nbsp;
Methanol is the most simple [[Alcohol|alcohol]]. It has the structural formula of CH<sub>3</sub>OH.&nbsp;This is the only alchohol that can't form a [[Ketone|ketone]], it can only form an [[Aldehyde|aldehyde]].&nbsp;

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Methanol is the most simple alcohol. It has the structural formula of CH3OH. This is the only alchohol that can't form a ketone, it can only form an aldehyde. 

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