This class of chemicals is formed from acid halides in the Blaise-Marie reaction, while Grignard reagents are used to synthesize cyclic α-substituted [alpha substituted] α,β-unsaturated [alpha beta unsaturated] ones in the Fujimoto-Belleau reaction. These compounds are systematically named by adding the suffix –one [own] to the name of the parent alkane, and adding a number to indicate the position of the characteristic carbonyl. For 10 points, name these compounds that result from oxidizing secondary alcohols and which
This class of chemicals is formed from acid halides in the Blaise-Marie reaction, while Grignard reagents are used to synthesize cyclic α-substituted [alpha substituted] α,β-unsaturated [alpha beta unsaturated] ones in the Fujimoto-Belleau reaction. These compounds are systematically named by adding the suffix –one [own] to the name of the parent alkane, and adding a number to indicate the position of the characteristic carbonyl. For 10 points, name these compounds that result from oxidizing secondary alcohols and which do not form a precipitate in Tollen's test, unlike aldehydes.
This class of chemicals is formed from acid halides in the Blaise-Marie reaction, while Grignard reagents are used to synthesize cyclic α-substituted [alpha substituted] α,β-unsaturated [alpha beta unsaturated] ones in the Fujimoto-Belleau reaction.
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