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1. Definition of C₇H₂O₆

C₇H₂O₆ is the chemical formula of Glucose Pentaacetate, also known as Pentaacetylglucose in English. This structure comprises of 7 Carbon atoms, 2 Hydrogen atoms, and 6 Oxygen atoms. Its atomic mass is 126 and its molar mass is 174.12 g/mol. Its molecular structure includes a main carbon group connected with acetyl groups. It does not form ions in a typical environment.

2. Properties: C₇H₂O₆

2.1 Physical properties of C₇H₂O₆
C₇H₂O₆ is solid at room temperature. This substance is white to slightly yellow in color, without any particular smell. Its pH level usually remains neutral.

2.2 Chemical properties of C₇H₂O₆
C₇H₂O₆ does not react strongly with other substances under normal conditions.

3. Common chemical equations of C₇H₂O₆
   C₇H₂O₆ does not engage in common chemical reactions with metals, acids, non-metals, or salts.

4. Synthesis of C₇H₂O₆

4.1 Laboratory synthesis of C₇H₂O₆
C₇H₂O₆ can be synthesized through the acetylation reaction of glucose.

4.2 Industrial synthesis of C₇H₂O₆
C₇H₂O₆ is not typically produced on an industrial scale.