Alcohols
Alcohols are classified into three types of type I, type II or type III, depending on the type of carbon bonded to the hydroxyl group (OH)
The carbon atom of the first and second types of alcohol, in contrast to the third type of alcohol, is subject to oxidation. In order to oxidize the alcohols, it is necessary to have a carbon atom attached to the hydroxyl agent, at least one hydrogen atom. From the oxidation of the first type of alcohol, first, aldehydes are produced, and then the acid is produced and, by oxidation, second-order alcohols only become ketones. Third-grade alcohols do not participate in oxidative reactions
On the other hand, type III alcohols produce more stable ions (carboxytones) with the loss of the OH functional group. Carboxyhounds are positive ions that alkylated electron substitutions, by stabilizing the positive charge, increase their stability and longevity. Thus, type 3 alcohols produce more stable carboxyates
Physical Properties of Alcohols
The general formula for alcohols is R_OH in which R is an alkyl or alkyl group. The general formula is a non-ring CnH2n + 1 simple alcohol.It may be an open or circular chain; it may have a halogen atom Affinity chromatography...
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