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suggest a suitable method for the following conversion
 
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edit sorry...
i reversed the reaction
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first react it with 2 moles of any alcohol ...then reduce the comp with sodium borohydride..and then do acidic hydrolysis.....the func of alcohol is that it will protect the aldehyde from being reduced
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@akhil PCC oxidises here we want reduction


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@sunip canu give me a mechanism of the reaction pls..

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i hope LiAlH4 will do the needful


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yup lialh4 will do the job.............
will reuce the ketone first to corresponding alcohol........

excess of it will reduce aldehyde ....as well

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no LiAlh4 reduces both the groups CHO and =O so u ll have to protect the CHO group..

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ya , i think ananth is right

lemme think then

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first  do schmidt reaction that will convert CHO to CN....it will not affect the ketone.....
 
then use meerwein-pondorf-verley reduction..... that will reduce C=O  to CH--OH........ it will not affect the CN group........
 
then hydrolyse and convert CN to COOH..... then convert to COCl.... then do rosenmund reduction to get back the aldehyde group........
 
reagents for the reactions are.....
 
schmidt reaction-->hydrazoic acid(HN3)+conc H2SO4
 
meerwein pondorf verley reduction---->aluminium iso propoxide
 
rosenmund reduction----->H2/palldium/BaSO4/quinoline
 
please tell me if there is any error in my steps......
 
 
 
 
 
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first oxidise the CHO grp to COOH with PCC.C=O will not b affected.
now reduce C=O grp using H2/Pd to CHOH.COOH will be unreactive to H2/Pd.convert COOH to COCl and do rosunmund's reduction to get back CHO grp.
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Protect the aldehyde using glycol(converted into acetal).
Then reduce using LiAlH4 and finally hydrolyse to get the product.



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protect the aldehyde by glycerol( diol), reduce the keto by nabh4, hydrolyse it to the protected gp.
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varshavallig's method is correct.......

layman and karthik2789 ...... when you try to protect the aldehyde group using glycerol....... even ketone is protected.....
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