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Controlled oxidation of primary alcohols give

A

aldehydes

B

ketones

C

carboxylic acids

D

ethers

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  • Controller oxidation of primary alcobols gives

    A
    aldehydes
    B
    ketones
    C
    carboxylic acids
    D
    ethers

  • Oxidation of primary alcohols finally gives

    A
    Aldehydes
    B
    Ketones
    C
    Carboxylic acids
    D
    Esters

  • Oxidation of primary Alcohols finally gives

    A
    Aldehydes
    B
    Ketones
    C
    Carboxylic acids
    D
    Esters

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