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Interpretation:
To mention the structure of alcohol that can be oxidized to 
Concept Introduction:
Alcohol belongs to the class of organic chemical compounds that comprise of a part consisting of an oxygen atom, which is attached to a carbon atom in the molecule, to which a single hydrogen atom is attached.
Oxidization can be defined as the process or a
Interpretation:
To mention the structure of alcohol that can be oxidized to 
Concept Introduction:
Alcohol belongs to the class of organic chemical compounds that comprise of a part consisting of an oxygen atom, which is attached to a carbon atom in the molecule, to which a single hydrogen atom is attached.
Oxidization can be defined as the process or a chemical reaction which involves the moving of the electrons. In terms of Oxygen it is ‘gain of oxygen’, in terms of hydrogen it is ‘loss of hydrogen’ and in terms of electrons it is ‘loss of electron’.
Interpretation:
To mention the structure of alcohol that can be oxidized to 
Concept Introduction:
Alcohol belongs to the class of organic chemical compounds that comprise of a part consisting of an oxygen atom, which is attached to a carbon atom in the molecule, to which a single hydrogen atom is attached.
Oxidization can be defined as the process or a chemical reaction which involves the moving of the electrons. In terms of Oxygen it is ‘gain of oxygen’, in terms of hydrogen it is ‘loss of hydrogen’ and in terms of electrons it is ‘loss of electron’.
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Interpretation:
To mention the structure of alcohol that can be oxidized to 
Concept Introduction:
Alcohol belongs to the class of organic chemical compounds that comprise of a part consisting of an oxygen atom, which is attached to a carbon atom in the molecule, to which a single hydrogen atom is attached.
Oxidization can be defined as the process or a chemical reaction which involves the moving of the electrons. In terms of Oxygen it is ‘gain of oxygen’, in terms of hydrogen it is ‘loss of hydrogen’ and in terms of electrons it is ‘loss of electron’.
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