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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?
What happens to the electron density of a molecule in oxidations?
What happens to the electron density of a molecule in oxidations?
What does classical reductions in organic chemistry include?
What does classical reductions in organic chemistry include?
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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Test your knowledge of organic redox reactions with this quiz. Explore the principles of oxidation and reduction in organic chemistry, and learn how functional groups can be arranged based on increasing oxidation state.