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A hydroxyl is a chemical group made up of one oxygen atom and one hydrogen atom bonded together, and it's important because it appears in many common substances like water and alcohol, affecting how those substances behave and react with other chemicals.
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Vinony files it under Alcohols, Functional groups and Hydroxides.
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- Instance of
- functional group
- Has part
- hydrogen
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- CXSMILES
- *O |$_AP1$|
- Commons category
- Hydroxyl group
- different from
- hydroxymethyl
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