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I know that for example only primary alcohols can go to carboxy acids and stuff like that. But I have a hard time remembering what all of the different oxidizing agents are and whether or not they are strong (taking alcohols to carboxy acids if enough H's) or mild (taking it to an aldehyde) or can do funky things like oxidizing a alkylbenzene to a carboxylic acid while getting of all of the alkane's carbons except the one for the carboxy acid.
So can someone break this down for me please?
Thanks,
NumbaOneStunna
(annoyed that his orgo class used different reagents to do the same thing)
So can someone break this down for me please?
Thanks,
NumbaOneStunna
(annoyed that his orgo class used different reagents to do the same thing)