H. ОН PCC .COOH COOH or Na,Cr,0/ OH HNO, or HOAC KMNO, or NaOCI Cyclohexanol bp 161.5°C, den. 0.96 MW 100.16 Cyclohexanone bp 157°C, den. 0.95 MW 98.14 Adipic acid mp 153°C, MW 146.14 solubility 1.4g/100g H,O!5" solubility 1.5g/100mL H,O" This is from one of my labs, apparently there isn't a mechanism that works. I'm supposed to put a theoretical mechanism

H. ОН PCC .COOH COOH or Na,Cr,0/ OH HNO, or HOAC KMNO, or NaOCI Cyclohexanol bp 161.5°C, den. 0.96 MW 100.16 Cyclohexanone bp 157°C, den. 0.95 MW 98.14 Adipic acid mp 153°C, MW 146.14 solubility 1.4g/100g H,O!5" solubility 1.5g/100mL H,O" This is from one of my labs, apparently there isn't a mechanism that works. I'm supposed to put a theoretical mechanism

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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ISBN:9780618974122

Author:Andrei Straumanis

Publisher:Andrei Straumanis

Chapter5: Resonance

Section: Chapter Questions

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