The oxo process adds one of these functional groups to a double bond.
The oxo process adds one of these functional groups to a double bond. Because pyridinium chlorochromate is milder than the Jones reagent, it will always produce one of these functional groups when reacting with an alcohol. A common method for protecting this group forms a cyclic acetal [ah-seh-TALL] upon reaction with ethylene glycol. Reaction of one of these functional groups with a (*) triphenyl phosphonium ylide [ILL-lid] forms an alkene in the Wittig reaction. The slightly positive carbon found in this functional group makes an excellent target for nucleophilic attack and is the typical target of Grignard [GRIN-yurd] reagents, which form alcohols from these functional groups. For 10 points, name this functional group present in aldehydes and ketones, which consists of a carbon double bonded to an oxygen.
The oxo process adds one of these functional groups to a double bond.
carbonyls [accept aldehydes or ketones before mention]