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benzyl alcohol 2 benzaldehyde

Started by magstirrer, June 25, 2004, 08:52:00 PM

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magstirrer

Any suggestions? Been UTFSE, but disappointlingly nothing specific was found... Google turns up some IBX-type oxidants, silica-supported dichromate/permanganate, CrO3... I am a bit stuck on this one. Benzyl alcohol is very cheap and available, the procedure need not be highly yielding... Would plain KMnO4 in solventless cold conditions do the job? Dichromate? MnO2? MnO2/H2SO4? KMnO4/H2SO4? All you knowledgeable bees are humbly asked for a little help on this one...


Organikum

Your skills on using the FSE suck.

BzOH + HCl + H2O + calcium hypochlorite = benzaldehyde. Yields: 98%.

Post 513768

(Organikum: "Bleach + EtOH = Ethylacetate", Chemistry Discourse)

and

Post 513944

(Organikum: "From the "wanted references 1" ...", Chemistry Discourse)

the first reference here answers your question.