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Sugarcane on reaction with nitric acid gives
Sugarcane on reaction with nitric acid gives
Updated On: Jul 4, 2024
- $CO_2 and SO_2$
- 2HCOOH
- $ (COOH_2$
- no reaction
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The Correct Option is C
Solution and Explanation
When nitric acid reacts with cane sugar, it forms
oxalic acid.
$_{Cane \, sugar}^{C_12H_{22} O_{11}} + \, _{From \, nitric \, acid}^{18 [O]} \longrightarrow6\bigg|_{_{Oxalic\, acid}^{COOH}}^{COOH} + 5H_2O$
oxalic acid.
$_{Cane \, sugar}^{C_12H_{22} O_{11}} + \, _{From \, nitric \, acid}^{18 [O]} \longrightarrow6\bigg|_{_{Oxalic\, acid}^{COOH}}^{COOH} + 5H_2O$
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