Grignard reagents use ethylene oxide to create one type and also react with ketones to form the (*) "tertiary" variant.
Pyridinium chlorochromate cannot fully oxidize these substances, unlike a Jones reagent which uses chromium trioxide to oxidize them. Grignard reagents use ethylene oxide to create one type and also react with ketones to form the (*) "tertiary" variant. The oxidizing of their "primary" type forms aldehydes. One of these substances has formula C2H60 and is produced by fermentation and is called the "ethyl" type. For 10 points, name these substances that end with an OH group and include methanol and ethanol.
Pyridinium chlorochromate cannot fully oxidize these substances, unlike a Jones reagent which uses chromium trioxide to oxidize them.
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