A polymerization reaction between phenol and one of these compounds is used to synthesize Bakelite.
A polymerization reaction between phenol and one of these compounds is used to synthesize Bakelite. Ozonolysis of an alkene followed by reductive workup can only produce these compounds if at least one of the four substituents is a hydrogen. The liver metabolizes ethanol by converting it to one of these compounds via alcohol dehydrogenase. The harsh conditions of the Jones oxidation will undesirably react with these compounds, necessitating the use of reagents such as (*) PCC to generate these compounds by oxidation of primary alcohols. The presence of one of these compounds generates a "silver mirror" in the Tollens test. For 10 points, name these terminal carbonyl compounds with general formula R-CHO that have similar chemistry to ketones.
A polymerization reaction between phenol and one of these compounds is used to synthesize Bakelite.
aldehydes [prompt on "carbonyl" until mention]