List-I Reaction of glucose with A. Hydroxylamine B. Br2 water C. Excess acetic anhydride D. Concentrated HNO3
List-II Product formed I. Glouconic acid II. Glucose pentacetate III. Saccharic acid IV. Glucoxime
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
Answer: A → IV, B → I, C → II, D → III
Solution
Hydroxylamine condenses with the aldehyde group of glucose to give the oxime, glucose oxime. Bromine water is a mild oxidant that converts only the −CHO group to −COOH, giving gluconic acid. Excess acetic anhydride acetylates all five hydroxyl groups to give glucose pentaacetate. Concentrated nitric acid is a strong oxidant that oxidises both the aldehyde and the terminal primary alcohol to carboxylic acid groups, giving saccharic (glucaric) acid. Thus hydroxylamine pairs with glucose oxime, bromine water with gluconic acid, excess acetic anhydride with glucose pentaacetate, and concentrated nitric acid with saccharic acid.
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