File:Secondary alcohol formation-diagram.svg
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English: This is a diagram showing the formation of a secondary alcohol via reduction and hydration.
The drawing was done in ACD/ChemSketch v12.01 (using standard ACS structure drawing style) and exported as a Windows Metafile (WMF). The image was converted to SVG using Inkscape v0.48.1 to yield a vector graphics version. |
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| Author | Pen1234567 |
| Other versions | Image:Alcohol_prep.gif |
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