Chemistry, asked by Priyankasekhar, 5 months ago

periodic acid oxidizes
a. 1,4 diol
b.1,3 diol
c. 1,2 diol
d.1,5 diol​

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Answered by drdom
1

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Explanation:    Periodic acid oxidation is applicable to compounds having two hydroxyl groups or hydroxyl and an amino group attached to adjacent carbon atoms and is characterized by the cleavage of the carbon‐carbon bond. It is well known that periodic acid oxidizes vicinal diol hydroxyl (-OH) groups on the sugar moiety into aldehyde groups (-CHO) but the substitution to carboxyl groups (-COOH) never happens [10] . In contrast, chromic acid finally oxidizes hydroxyl groups to carboxyl groups. ...

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