Organic chemistry textbooks are not 'big pharma propaganda', O narrow one. They are used by many thousands of students who will go on to science-based careers completely outside the realm pharmaceutical drugs.
Any organic molecule whose name ends in -ol is classed as an alcohol. Xylitol, maltitol, sorbitol, erythritol, cannabinol, cannabigerol, isopropanol, even ethanol.
It's OK not to know anything about organic chemistry. It's not OK to act like you do. Wise up.
I already did. Grok said you are wrong. A 40 year old big pharma propaganda book is your source? Maybe revaluate your trust in cabal sources.
LMAO
Organic chemistry textbooks are not 'big pharma propaganda', O narrow one. They are used by many thousands of students who will go on to science-based careers completely outside the realm pharmaceutical drugs.
Any organic molecule whose name ends in -ol is classed as an alcohol. Xylitol, maltitol, sorbitol, erythritol, cannabinol, cannabigerol, isopropanol, even ethanol.
It's OK not to know anything about organic chemistry. It's not OK to act like you do. Wise up.