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Anhydroys CrO(3) is a mild oxidant and i...

Anhydroys `CrO_(3)` is a mild oxidant and it can oxidise

A

`1^(@)` alcohol to aldehyde

B

`1^(@)` alcohol to caraboxylic acid

C

`3^(@)` alcohol to aldehyde

D

`3^(@)` alcohol to caraboxylic acid

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