Zhao and Song's version of this reaction replaced one component with wet MeNO2 and dripped in the main reagent and per-iodic acid together, a procedure which was also used by Zhang.
Zhao and Song's version of this reaction replaced one component with wet MeNO2 and dripped in the main reagent and per-iodic acid together, a procedure which was also used by Zhang. One acid-sensitive alternative to this procedure is named for Collins, while one reaction similar to this one uses the same reagent in pyridine and methelyene chloride, named for Sarett. The use of acetone as a solvent  precludes its use with esters, while a gentler alternative to it was developed by Suggs and Corey and uses PCC as the reagent. The main compound forms a chromate ester before attacking the substrate, and that substrate is formed from adding chromium trioxide to sulfuric acid, known as this reaction's namesake reagent. For 10 points, name this oxidation commonly used to take alcohols to ketones or carboxylic acids.
Zhao and Song's version of this reaction replaced one component with wet MeNO2 and dripped in the main reagent and per-iodic acid together, a procedure which was also used by Zhang.
{Jones} Oxidation