Bayer's Reaction: Alkane & Alkene Deciphering

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In summary, Bayer's Reaction is a chemical reaction that converts alkanes to alkenes using a strong base and a carbanion intermediate. It was discovered by Johann Friedrich Bayer and has various applications in organic synthesis. The structure of the alkane can affect the reaction outcome and it can also be used to produce other compounds like alcohols and ethers.
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Hi all,

I need to know what Bayer's Reaction is and how to decipher it for an alkane and alkene...I've tried the internet but there isn't anything that i could find...

Any help would be great...Thanks!

Louis
 
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Could it be that you are referring to the bayer-villager's oxidation of ketones to esters?
 
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Or maybe aspirin synthesis ?
 

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