Reaction of an alcohol and a carboxylic acid will produce alan A. ester B. anhydride C. peracid О D. ероху Compounds with a general formula R-N=N-R are called A. nitriles B. diazo compounds C. nitroso compounds O D. azo compounds The oxidation of a secondary alcohol will eventually result to the formation of alan O A. aldehyde B. ketone O C. ether D. acid

Reaction of an alcohol and a carboxylic acid will produce alan A. ester B. anhydride C. peracid О D. ероху Compounds with a general formula R-N=N-R are called A. nitriles B. diazo compounds C. nitroso compounds O D. azo compounds The oxidation of a secondary alcohol will eventually result to the formation of alan O A. aldehyde B. ketone O C. ether D. acid

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