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Well, in the Organic Chemistry classes at the university, the oxidation of aldehyde to carboxylic acid was also considered, if I am wrong, what should be used there, potassium dichromate?
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Hello Metal...
Now yes, you are correct.
The oxidation of aldehydes to acids is not a problem. But if you guarantee that it stays in aldehyde, you comply with PCC or Collins' reagent. Greetings.
wilbert
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Check the oxidation of aldehydes to carboxylic acids with Ag2O only oxidizes that functional group. Comment me later.
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