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How many moles of `HI` are needed to reduce one mole of aldehyde or keton?

A

Four

B

Two

C

Six

D

Three

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Knowledge Check

  • How many moles of HI are needed to reduce one mole of carboxlic acid (RCOOH) into the corresponding alkane (RH) ?

    A
    Two
    B
    Six
    C
    Four
    D
    Three

  • How many moles of HI are used to reduced one mole of monohydric alcohol ?

    A
    Six
    B
    Four
    C
    Three
    D
    Two

  • How many moles of BH_(3) are needed to react completely with 2 mole of 1-pentene in hydroboration-oxidation reaction?

    A
    2 mole
    B
    3 mole
    C
    2/3 mole
    D
    3/2 mole