CH3CH2COHCH3CCH30++CH3CH2CHOOHCH3CH3OHOCH3OHCH3OHCH3CH2COH +CH3OHOHCH3CCH3OHOCH3+CH3CH2OH-CH3OHCH3OHa.b.c.d.c.f.g. The f

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CH3CH2COHCH3CCH30++CH3CH2CHOOHCH3CH3OHOCH3OHCH3OHCH3CH2COH +CH3OHOHCH3CCH3OHOCH3+CH3CH2OH-CH3OHCH3OHa.b.c.d.c.f.g. The f

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Ch3ch2cohch3cch30 Ch3ch2choohch3ch3ohoch3ohch3ohch3ch2coh Ch3ohohch3cch3ohoch3 Ch3ch2oh Ch3ohch3oha B C D C F G The F 1
Ch3ch2cohch3cch30 Ch3ch2choohch3ch3ohoch3ohch3ohch3ch2coh Ch3ohohch3cch3ohoch3 Ch3ch2oh Ch3ohch3oha B C D C F G The F 1 (23.53 KiB) Viewed 10 times
CH3CH2COHCH3CCH30++CH3CH2CHOOHCH3CH3OHOCH3OHCH3OHCH3CH2COH +CH3OHOHCH3CCH3OHOCH3+CH3CH2OH-CH3OHCH3OHa.b.c.d.c.f.g. The following are examples of oxidation reactions. These all result in the oxygen groups being changed in to carboxylic acids, RCOOH, as in example h. OH h. [0] ] o H CH3 sor [O] -Н i. [O] m
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