Organic Oxidation & Reduction Reactions questions
697 published questions with worked solutions.
- Tertiary alcohols (3°) having at least four carbon atoms upon drastic oxidation yield carboxylic acid with [MHTCET 2004]
- Which one of the following compound can be oxidised to the corresponding carbonyl compound?
- Alkaline hydrolysis of R_2CCl_2 forms
- Reduction of aldehyde in the presence of amalgamated zinc and conc. HCl is known as
- 1,1-dichloroethane on hydrolysis by KOH produces
- Acetone on reduction with Mg- metal in the presence of benzene gives
- Acetone is prepared by oxidation of
- Acetaldehyde on heating with Fehling's solution produces reddish precipitate of
- Ethanal can be reduced to ethane by using
- Isopropyl methyl ketone when treated with Zn-Hg and concentrated hydrochloric acid give
- Strong oxidizing agent oxidised propanone to give
- Which is most difficult to oxidise?
- Acetonitrile on acidic hydrolysis gives.
- Benzaldehyde when treated with alkaline KMnO_4 yields
- Aldehydes are the first oxidation products of __________
- On alkaline hydrolysis 2,2-dichlorobutane gives rise to
- During Clemmensen reduction, a carbonyl group is converted into
- 2, 2, 4, 4-tetramethyl-3-chloropentane on hydrolysis by aq.KOH gave 'A'. The compound 'A' on oxidation gave 'B'. The compound 'B'...
- With which of the following ethyl alcohol reacts to give ethanoic acid?
- Identify B in the following reaction : CH_3CHO [O] A CH_3OH B
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