Compounds with a general formula R-N=N-R are called A. nitriles B. diazo compounds C. nitroso compounds D. azo compounds The oxidation of a secondary alcohol will eventually result to the formatic of alan A. aldehyde B. ketone C. ether D. acid The following reagents reduce alkynes to alkanes except A. LIAIH4 B. H2 with Pt O C. H2 with Pd

Compounds with a general formula R-N=N-R are called A. nitriles B. diazo compounds C. nitroso compounds D. azo compounds The oxidation of a secondary alcohol will eventually result to the formatic of alan A. aldehyde B. ketone C. ether D. acid The following reagents reduce alkynes to alkanes except A. LIAIH4 B. H2 with Pt O C. H2 with Pd

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Chapter22: Organic And Biological Molecules

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