Under what conditions is glucose converted to gluconic acid and saccharic acid?
(N/A) Glucose is converted to gluconic acid when oxidized by $Br_{2}$ water $(Br_{2} / H_{2}O)$.
Glucose is converted to saccharic acid when oxidized by concentrated $HNO_{3}$.
Glucose is converted to saccharic acid when oxidized by concentrated $HNO_{3}$.
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