Glucose on prolonged heating HI gives
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It gives n - hexane ( C6 H14).
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Reaction of glucose with hydroiodic acid ... My book states that n-Hexane is formed when glucose is heated in presence of hydrogen iodide. .... It says-"Hot hydriodic acid (HI) was often used to reductively remove oxygen functional groups from a molecule, and in the case of glucose this treatment gave hexane (in low yield).
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