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If anyone can solve these correctly they will get 50 points. I will find out shortly the answers so any incorrect will be deleted and will not be able to keep points.
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If anyone can solve these correctly they will get 50 points. I will find out shortly the answers so any incorrect will be deleted and will not be able to keep points.

If anyone can solve these correctly they will get 50 points. I will find out shortly-example-1
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Answer:

D and B have no reaction...

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b and d should be no reaction because ketones cannot be oxidized furthers. a and b are aldehydes which mean they can be oxidized to carboxylic acid or carboxylate salts, in this case.

note: sorry for the sketchy drawings, it is hard to hand draw these online with the mouse.
If anyone can solve these correctly they will get 50 points. I will find out shortly-example-1
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