Chapter 19c

  1. When you increase the oxidation state of C, the number of C=O bonds ____ and the number of C-H bonds _____
    • Increases
    • Decreases
  2. When you decrease the oxidation state of C, the number of C=O bonds ____ and the number of C-H bonds _____
    • decreases
    • increases
  3. Chromic acid reduces a primary alcohol to ____ and a secondary alcohol to ____
    • an acid
    • ketone
  4. Chromic acid oxidation reaction reagents
    H2CrO4

    • H2SO4
    • H2O, acetone
  5. What is the difference between chromic acid and PCC in oxidizing a primary alcohol?
    Chromic acid makes the corresponding acid, PCC makes an aldehyde
  6. What is the difference between chromic acid and PCC in oxidizing a secondary alcohol?
    There is none, they both make a ketone
  7. What are the reaction conditions for PCC?
    PCC --> NH+ in a ring, CrO3, Cl-

    CH2Cl2
  8. What reagent does chromic acid have that PCC does not?
    Water
  9. What is the difference between Potassium permanganate and chromic acid?
    They perform the same reactions, but chromic acid is more selective

    • Ex: 1 alcohol --> acid
    • 2 alcohol --> ketone
  10. Why do tertiary alcohols not react with chromic acid?
    There is not hydrogen to be attacked
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Chapter 19c
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