Reduction of aldehydes forms: A. Primary Alcohol B. Secondary Alcohol C. Tertiary Alcohol D. NOTA 2. Ethanoic acid can be produced by _________ of _________. A. reduction, ethanal B. oxidation, ethanal C. neutralization, ethanal D. precipitation, ethanal 3. Hydration reaction is a type of: A. Addition reaction B. Elimination reaction C. Substitution reaction D. Neutralization reaction

Reduction of aldehydes forms: A. Primary Alcohol B. Secondary Alcohol C. Tertiary Alcohol D. NOTA 2. Ethanoic acid can be produced by _ of _. A. reduction, ethanal B. oxidation, ethanal C. neutralization, ethanal D. precipitation, ethanal 3. Hydration reaction is a type of: A. Addition reaction B. Elimination reaction C. Substitution reaction D. Neutralization reaction

Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation

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Chapter20: Organic Chemistry

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