Question

Both sugar and vinegar are formed from carbon, oxygen, and hydrogen. Why are they so different from one another?

Answer 1

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One there taste

There structure formulas are very different.

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Answer 2

Answer:

The sugar and vinegar are both organic compounds but both are very different due to the difference of functional group.

Explanation:

• According to their composition, both are organic compounds but their properties different from each other.
• This difference is due to the difference in functional group.
• Vinegar which is also known as acetic acid belongs to acids.
• While sugar belongs to aldehyde or keto group.
• That is why there is difference in their taste also.