Original post by saffburst
anyone know the ester linkage in methyl methanoate? might be a bit of a vague question but it's on a worksheet and i'm v confused
It is the same as the ester linkage in any and every ester.
Original post by Pigster
It is the same as the ester linkage in any and every ester.
ok thank you so much!
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