why does the colour of potassium permanganate not disappear when excess is added
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hii dear....
your answer is here..!!
when excess is added colour does not change bcoz there is no more alcohol left and hence there is no reaction....
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your answer is here..!!
when excess is added colour does not change bcoz there is no more alcohol left and hence there is no reaction....
hope it helps u..!!..
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Hello dear,
I think, this question is in reference to oxidation of alcohols by alkaline KMnO4.
● Explanation -
- When an alcohol are treated with alk.KMnO4, it gets oxidized to first aldehydes (ketones) and on further oxidation carboxylic acids are obtained.
R-CH2-OH + [O] --> R-CHO
R-CHO + [O] --> R-COOH
- In this reaction, when excess alk.KMnO4 is added, but there's no more alcohol available for reaction.
- Thus color doesn't disappear on addition of excess KMnO4.
Hope this helps you...
I think, this question is in reference to oxidation of alcohols by alkaline KMnO4.
● Explanation -
- When an alcohol are treated with alk.KMnO4, it gets oxidized to first aldehydes (ketones) and on further oxidation carboxylic acids are obtained.
R-CH2-OH + [O] --> R-CHO
R-CHO + [O] --> R-COOH
- In this reaction, when excess alk.KMnO4 is added, but there's no more alcohol available for reaction.
- Thus color doesn't disappear on addition of excess KMnO4.
Hope this helps you...
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