does not exist; it is ethanal
ahhh, good old alcohols and oxidising with acidified potassium dichromate <3
No you can't, ethanone doesn't exist. You can have ethanal however.
A ketone is a compound that can be produced by the oxidation of a secondary alcohol - the carbonyl thus has to be on a carbon that aren't "on the edge"
wherever you shove the double-bond-O on a 2-carbon compound it will always be "on the edge" so it will be an aldehyde. Ethanal.
A ketone is a compound that can be produced by the oxidation of a secondary alcohol - the carbonyl thus has to be on a carbon that aren't "on the edge"
wherever you shove the double-bond-O on a 2-carbon compound it will always be "on the edge" so it will be an aldehyde. Ethanal.
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