Effect of SeO2/H20 on carbonyl compounds

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what is the effect of SeO₂/H₂O on a carbonyl compound?

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voldy ·2009-01-30 08:49:12

SeO₂ is an oxidising agent ( selective ) oxdoses C Î± to carbonyl.

thus propanone on treatment with SeO₂ gives 2-oxopropanal ( forgive my nomenclature if wrong.hopefully the message is conveyed. :)

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skygirl ·2009-01-30 18:45:44

a C=O group gets introdused in the alpha position of carbonyl carbon .

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voldy ·2009-01-30 18:48:13

no sky ! A C=O is not introduced an existing C is oxidised.

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skygirl ·2009-01-30 18:55:05

arey ... its a wrong english ...

jus in the figure , we need to write a C=O at the alpha position naa ?

i wrote that only...

ofcourse it is oxidies... SeO2 is an oxidising agent... :P

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Vivek ·2009-01-31 10:15:01

i see it oxidises only 1 alpha carbon,what about preference to alpha carbon in a ketone

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