Oxidation of cyclohexanol to haxane-1.4 dioic acid
Oxidation of cyclohexanol to haxane-1.4 dioic acidis it possible to use conc H2SO4 instead of H3PO4 to allow the reaction of oxidation of cyclohexanol to haxane-1.4 dioic acid to occur?how can the reaction occur? cyclohexanol is seconary alcohol , it should be oxidised to ketone am i right? but it's oxidised to carboxylic acid...
How about this:
https://www.scribd.com/doc/114328909/Oxidation-of-Cyclohexanol-to-Adipic-Acid
There are a couple of steps not shown. If you can't work them out, ask away.
Also, there is no such thing as hexane-1,4-dioc acid, I think you meant 1,6
https://www.scribd.com/doc/114328909/Oxidation-of-Cyclohexanol-to-Adipic-Acid
There are a couple of steps not shown. If you can't work them out, ask away.
Also, there is no such thing as hexane-1,4-dioc acid, I think you meant 1,6
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