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What is the relevant criterion for organic oxidation in organic chemistry?
What is the relevant criterion for organic oxidation in organic chemistry?
- Gain of oxygen and/or loss of hydrogen (correct)
- Gain of electrons and/or loss of protons
- Gain of hydrogen and/or loss of oxygen
- Gain of protons and/or loss of electrons
What happens to the electron density of a molecule in oxidations?
What happens to the electron density of a molecule in oxidations?
- It is increased
- It remains unchanged
- It fluctuates
- It is reduced (correct)
What does classical reductions in organic chemistry include?
What does classical reductions in organic chemistry include?
- Aldehyde reduction to alcohols
- Alcohol reduction to aldehydes
- Alkane reduction to alkenes
- Alkene reduction to alkanes (correct)
What do many oxidations involve in terms of hydrogen atoms?
What do many oxidations involve in terms of hydrogen atoms?
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Oxidation in Organic Chemistry
- The relevant criterion for organic oxidation is the loss of one or more electrons.
- In oxidations, the electron density of a molecule decreases.
Reduction in Organic Chemistry
- Classical reductions in organic chemistry include the addition of hydrogen or other reagents to a molecule.
- Many oxidations involve the removal of one or more hydrogen atoms from a molecule.
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