1. OXIDATION BY CHROMIC ACID
chromic acid H2Cr2O7; is a strong acid and is a reagent for oxidizing alcohols to ketones and carboxylic acids ....choosing a sourse of chromium to produce H2Cr2O7 is a lot like choosing a brand of water bottled water .beyond the packing ;they are pretty much all the same
H2Cr2O7 chromic acid . chromium is +6 oxidation state and can go to plus three oxidation state . thus chromic acid can act as an oxidising agent it also forms salts with pb which is used in qualitative analysis
H2Cr2O7 is slightly depends on substrate . listed below are some salts for reducing O-O BOND
Na2S2o3[sodium thiosulphate] is the most aggressive in the list i believe ,though is fairly nucleophillic
NAHSO3 [SODIUM BISULPHITE] less nucleophillic though forms adducts with aldehydes
quenching a reaction to deactivate any unreacted reagents.cooling the reaction mixture or adding an anti solvent to induce precipitation ; collecting or removing the solids by filtration ;or decantation .... separating the reaction mixture into organic and aqueous layers by liquid-liquid extraction
2. dichromate [Cr2O7] is a divalent inorganic anion obtained by removal of both proton from dichromic acid .it is a divalent ino0rganic anion .it is congugate base of hydrogen dichromate .Because of its acid-base properties commonly 3electrons are added to a chromium atom, reducing to its oxidation states +3 . in acid solution the aquated Cr3+ ion is produced . the redox potential shows that chromates are weaker oxidising agents in alkaline solution than in acid solution .so Cr2o7 Always used as acidic than alllcoholic
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PRELABORATORY QUESTIONS 1. When oxidations are camied out with H,Cros. usually excess oxidant is used. It is import...