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Definitions and key terms related to the chemical properties of ethers, including their general formula, structure, polarity, bonding, boiling point, suffix, volatility, inertness, and flammability. Ethers are organic compounds that can be aliphatic or aromatic, slightly polar, and do not form hydrogen bonds. They have a third highest boiling point, a suffix of -oxy, and can be extremely volatile, not reactive, and highly flammable.
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