jones catalyst, what is it?

[nicz888]

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google it and nothing, anybody know what it is and example would be nice. thanks.

 

[Kneecoal]

just the name they give KMnO4

 

[UCB05]

google it and nothing, anybody know what it is and example would be nice. thanks.

Try "Jones reagent" It's chromium trioxide, used to oxidize alcohols and aldehydes/ketones to carboxylic acids. It can also oxidize primary alcohols to aldehydes under mild conditions.

 

[navneetdh]

its CrO3 and it works just like KmNO4

 

[fsddsms]

Cr03 / h2s04 --> will make an alcohol into a carboxylic acid. This is the common Jones reagent.

Don't confuse with this:
Cr03, Pyr, CH2Cl2 40degrees C --> makes aldehydes (works same as PCC)
-see roadmap 6 in destroyer.