What type of compound is shown by this structural formula?

ether

aldehyde

alcohol

ketone

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Option (d) is the correct answer.

Explanation:

The given compound has functional group "C=O" and this functional group is known as ketone.

For example, a compound with chemical formula is a ketone.

On the other hand, a compound with functional group R-O-R' is known as ether. Where R and R' groups can be same or different groups.

A compound with functional group R-CHO is known as aldehyde.

A compound with functional group R-OH is known as alcohol.

Hence, we can conclude that the given compound is a ketone.

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