glucose on prolonged heating with HI gives

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glucose on prolonged heating with HI gives

Pranay Nallamothu 14th Mar, 2019

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Faizan Salim 14th Mar, 2019

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Glucose on prolonged heating with Hydroiodic Acid ( HI ) results in the formation of n-hexane in presence of Red Phosphorus.
The formation of n-hexane indicates that all the six carbon atoms present in glucose are linked in a straight chain.

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