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SILICA GEL SUPPORTED JONES REAGENT (SJR): A SIMPLE, VERSATILE, AND EFFICIENT REAGENT FOR OXIDATION OF ALCOHOLS IN NON-AQUEOUS MEDIA

Mohammed Hashmat Ali, Candace J. Wiggin

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Oxidation of alcohols to carbonyl compounds has been carried out by utilization of Jones reagent supported on silica gel (SJR). The SJR procedure has advantages over traditional Jones oxidation procedure. This procedure is safer to carry out and simplified workup by allowing organic media.

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Oxidation of alcohols to carbonyl compounds has been carried out by utilization of Jones reagent supported on silica gel (SJR). The SJR procedure has advantages over traditional Jones oxidation procedure. This procedure is safer to carry out and simplified workup by allowing organic media.

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Oxidation of alcohols to carbonyl compounds has been carried out by utilization of Jones reagent supported on silica gel (SJR). The SJR procedure has advantages over traditional Jones oxidation procedure. This procedure is safer to carry out and simplified workup by allowing organic media.

Key concepts: Reagent, Chemistry, Alcohol oxidation, Silica gel, Aqueous medium, SAFER, Organic chemistry, Aqueous solution

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