Explain the oxidation of 9-hydroxyfluorene to fluorenone

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The following organic chemicals are used during the oxidation of 9-hydroxyfluorene to fluorenone briefly explain how each chemical listed below is taking part during the chemical reaction.

9-hydroxyfluorenone

Toluene

chromic oxide-resin

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