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Acetyl groups are found in organic chemistry and are found at the end of hydrocarbon chains with the formula | Acetyl groups are found in organic chemistry and are found at the end of hydrocarbon chains with the formula COCH<sub>3</sub>. This is a [[methyl group|methyl group]] attached to a [[Carbon|carbon]] which also is double [[Covalent|covalently]] bonded to an [[Oxygen|oxygen]] and another [[Carbon|carbon]] in the chain. | ||
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Acetyl groups are found in organic chemistry and are found at the end of hydrocarbon chains with the formula COCH3. This is a methyl group attached to a carbon which also is double covalently bonded to an oxygen and another carbon in the chain.