What's jone's reagent?
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Cro3+dil H2SO4+AQ ACETONE KNOWN AS A JONE'S REAGENT
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Answer / ch.ravi teja
CrO3 in acidic conditions especially H2SO4 media.
If CrO3 in basic media like pyridine it is collins reagent.
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Answer / shalini
a solution of cromiumtrioxide in dil.sulphuric acid dat
can beused safely in oxidations in acetone
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WHY ANY REACTION NOT CONVERTED 100 % IN PRACTICALLY IF IT CONVERTED 100% IN THEORITICAL
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