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- oxidation of alcohols involves the alkyl portion of the molecule, or more specifically, the \(\ce{C-H}\) bonds of the hydroxyl-bearing carbon (the \(\alpha\) carbon). Secondary alcohols, which have only one such \(\ce{C-H}\) bond, are oxidized to ketones, whereas tertiary alcohols, which have no \(\ce{C-H}\) bonds to the hydroxylic carbon, are oxidized only with accompanying degradation into smaller fragments by cleavage of carbon-carbon bonds.
- Because alcohols are easily synthesized and easily transformed into other compounds, they serve as important intermediates in organic synthesis.
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<span>If a solid forms when two ionic solutions are mixed together in a test tube, it is an indication of a chemical change
The precipitaion os the solid indicates that a new product has been formed which is not soluble.
When a solid ionic compound is put in water, the compound is dissolved by ionizing (the ions separate and remain in aqueous phase). If you combine two ionic solutions and see a solid precipiate is becasue the ions have combined and form a new compound which is not soluble.
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<span>The chemical caharacteristics of the compound is different their corresponding elements. Eg. H2 - Combustible and O2 - Supporter of combustion BUT Their compound H2O is incombustible as it po...</span>
The molecular formula of glucose:
C₆H₁₂O₆
