Oxidation of acetone using SeO2 I was trying to look-up the mechanism of reaction of organic compounds with SeO2, but I am not able to understand it. I would really appreciate if someone can predict the end product with the mechanism.

I am getting 2-oxo-propan-1-al (I hope the nomenclature is correct), as a product. But I have a doubt, will it react further, because it could still exist as a enol (2-Hydroxy-prop-2-en-1-al), which can further undergo the reaction with SeO2.
Well I guess that is not a perfect solution but I think you will improve it easely if your are studying organic chemistry. I"ll try to make a beautiful picture with chemdraw when i'll have time. 



Remember that you can always draw an enol when you have a ketone. If you have no idea at first with the ketone, try it with the enol.