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In regards to the synthesis of 9-fluorenone via sodium hypochlorite oxidation of 9-fluorenol (9-Fluorenol -> 9-fluorenone)...

In regards to the synthesis of 9-fluorenone via sodium hypochlorite oxidation of 9-fluorenol (9-Fluorenol -> 9-fluorenone) lab answer the following question:

What would happen if this oxidation were carried out with 9-methyl-9-fluorenol?

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The mechanism results in the exchange of a Cl+ with a H+ on oxygen, followed by subsequent elimination of HCl to form the ketone. H-atom is substituted by CH3– group in 9-methyl-9-fluorenol, so the 5 th step in the mechanism, elimination of HCl is not possible, so that the final product ketone will not produce, due to lack of H.


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