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Mechanism of Carbon-Carbon Double Bond Oxidation by Potassium Permanganate? Rt, what product? Why can it be oxidized?
Principle: carbon-carbon double bond (unsaturated bond) has a pi bond, bond energy is not as carbon-oxygen bond, carbon-carbon single bond energy is large
The electron cloud is rich and unsaturated.
Principle: carbon-carbon double bond (unsaturated bond) has a pi bond, bond energy than carbon-oxygen bond, carbon-carbon single bond energy is large
The electron cloud is rich, and unsaturated."
What happens when the triple bond is oxidized by potassium permanganate
RC≡CH -------- RCOOH + CO2+ H2O
≡CH to form CO2, RC≡ to form carboxylic acid
RC≡CH -------- RCOOH + CO2+ H2O
≡CH generates CO2, RC≡ generates carboxylic acid
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