Unsymmetrical alkene (1-butene) may be converted to aldehyde by which of the following reactions Question 18 options: Hydration in presence of acidic aqueous medium Oxidation with permangante Oxidation with Oxygen in presence of silver catalyst at 250 C and high pressure Ozonolysis in presence of Zinc and acidic medium Hydroboration in presence of hydrogen peroxide and NaOH

Unsymmetrical alkene (1-butene) may be converted to aldehyde by which of the following reactions Question 18 options: Hydration in presence of acidic aqueous medium Oxidation with permangante Oxidation with Oxygen in presence of silver catalyst at 250 C and high pressure Ozonolysis in presence of Zinc and acidic medium Hydroboration in presence of hydrogen peroxide and NaOH

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Chapter17: Nucleophilic Substitution Reactions Of Alkyl Halides

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	Hydration in presence of acidic aqueous medium
	Oxidation with permangante
	Oxidation with Oxygen in presence of silver catalyst at 250 C and high pressure
	Ozonolysis in presence of Zinc and acidic medium
	Hydroboration in presence of hydrogen peroxide and NaOH