This class of chemicals is formed from acid halides in the Blaise-Marie reaction, while Grignard reagents are used to synthesize cyclic α-substituted 
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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