Explain your responses to the two (2) parts below very succinctly, that is – in one sentence each only: The reagent NazCr2O7 oxidizes hydroxyl FGs when mixed with hydronium. (a) Do you think these reagents will over-oxidize primary hydroxyls into carboxyls? Why or why not? (b) The secondary hydroxyl and the alkoxy FG below both become oxidized under these conditions. Mechanistically, why do you think this is so? OH Na,Cr,07 CH3 H3C H3C°

Explain your responses to the two (2) parts below very succinctly, that is – in one sentence each only: The reagent NazCr2O7 oxidizes hydroxyl FGs when mixed with hydronium. (a) Do you think these reagents will over-oxidize primary hydroxyls into carboxyls? Why or why not? (b) The secondary hydroxyl and the alkoxy FG below both become oxidized under these conditions. Mechanistically, why do you think this is so? OH Na,Cr,07 CH3 H3C H3C°

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