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How many equivalents of HCHO are formed by oxidative cleavage of one equivalent of D-glucose by excess of HIO $_{4}$ in water?

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1 equivalent of HCHO is formed by oxidative cleavage of one equivalent of D-glucose by an excess of $H I O_{4}$ in water.

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