oxidation of ketones
The oxidation of ketones refers to a chemical reaction where a ketone compound reacts with an oxidizing agent, resulting in the conversion of the ketone into a different chemical compound. This reaction typically involves the removal of electrons from the ketone, leading to the formation of a new functional group.
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