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Oxidation of secondary alcohols with Jones' reagent (CrO3, H+, acetone) gives
  A)
  carboxylic acids.
  B)
  aldehydes.
  C)
  ketones.
  D)
  chromate esters.
  E)
  tertiary alcohols.

Question 2

Cyclohexanol and phenol react similarly toward
  A)
  sodium hydride.
  B)
  FeBr3, Br2.
  C)
  conc. H2SO4, heat.
  D)
  PCl3.
  E)
  SOCl2.


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Reply #1 on: Aug 23, 2018
Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

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