Analysis issues regarding ethylene glycol and periodic acid

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This post was last edited by wz16 on 2011-6-29 09:47. Hello everyone, I have a question: our company uses the method of reacting ethylene glycol with HIO4 to analyze its content. When performing the calculations, a coefficient of 0.5 is used. I’m not sure whether this value is accurate According to some sources, ethylene glycol is oxidized to an acid, while others say it is oxidized to an aldehyde; it’s not clear which is correct. So I would like to ask what the chemical reaction equation is for diethanol and HIO4?

Reply #22011-07-01

Everyone, please help out, thank you!

Reply #32011-07-03

No one answered? Please help, thank you

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