CH3OH + KHSO5 -> C(O)H2 + H2SO4 + KOH

Stoichiometrically, the overall equation can be represented as:

CH3​OH+KHSO5​→HCHO+KHSO4​+H2​O

In addition, I believe experimental conditions and the presence of other substances can influence the reaction outcome. Additionally, peroxymonosulfate can undergo further reactions or decompositions depending on the specific reaction conditions. If you are conducting this reaction in a laboratory setting, it's recommended to refer to the literature or perform additional experiments to characterize the specific products formed under your conditions.

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Marvellous Eyube , your answer is definitely wrong. The stoichiometry is not balanced with respect to carbon atoms.

Yurii V Geletii The "2" in front of the equation was a typographical error and it has been corrected. Thanks for pointing it out.

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