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In organic chemistry, a functional modification is a reaction where the number of atoms in the skeleton, and their connectivity, remain the same.
References
- Bachelor, Colin; Gitterman, Celia; Barden, David. Reaction Names Ontology, Royal Society of Chemistry.
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