2) The reducing agent used for the reduction of copper oxide.
3) The product formed in the oxidation of ethyl alcohol.
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- Copper(II) oxide can be reduced by hydrogen
- The oxidations to remember are:
- primary alcohol →aldehyde →carboxylic acid;
- secondary alcohol→ketone →no further oxidation;tertiary alcohol →not oxidised.
- Ethanol is oxidised to produce ethanal by removing two hydrogen atoms.
- Ethanal is then oxidised to produce ethanoic acid, by adding an oxygen atom.
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