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2. (3 pts each) This is a box problem-like question about the oxidation and reduction of alcohol and carbonyl species. In the boxes above and below the arrows, indicate reagents that would cause the following transformations to occur. For reduction reactions, only one set of conditions for catalytic hydrogenation can be used (e.g. you can't just use three different group 10 metals in the 3 boxes!). In addition, label the relevant functional groups in the specified boxes, using terms we've discussed in class; examples may include 'aldehyde', or '1° alcohols'. OH Functional Group: H Functional Group: We don't know this one, yet! OH Functional Group: or OH or or Functional Group: Functional Group: or or 3

          2. (3 pts each) This is a box problem-like question about the oxidation and reduction of alcohol and carbonyl species. In the boxes above and below the arrows, indicate reagents that would cause the following transformations to occur. For reduction reactions, only one set of conditions for catalytic hydrogenation can be used (e.g. you can't just use three different group 10 metals in the 3 boxes!). In addition, label the relevant functional groups in the specified boxes, using terms we've discussed in class; examples may include 'aldehyde', or '1° alcohols'.
OH
Functional Group:
H
Functional Group:
We don't know this one, yet!
OH
Functional Group:
or
OH
or
or
Functional Group:
Functional Group:
or
or
3

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2. (3 pts each) This is a box problem-like question about the oxidation and reduction of alcohol and carbonyl species. In the boxes above and below the arrows, indicate reagents that would cause the following transformations to occur. For reduction reactions, only one set of conditions for catalytic hydrogenation can be used (e.g. you can't just use three different group 10 metals in the 3 boxes!). In addition, label the relevant functional groups in the specified boxes, using terms we've discussed in class; examples may include 'aldehyde', or '1° alcohols'.
OH
Functional Group:
H
Functional Group:
We don't know this one, yet!
OH
Functional Group:
or
OH
or
or
Functional Group:
Functional Group:
or
or
3

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Chemistry: Structure and Properties

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08/18/2022

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To oxidize an alcohol to an aldehyde or a ketone, we can use an oxidizing agent such as Jones reagent (CrO3/H2SO4) or PCC (pyridinium chlorochromate). Show more…

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2. (3 pts each) This is a box problem-like question about the oxidation and reduction of alcohol and carbonyl species. In the boxes above and below the arrows,indicate reagents that would cause the following transformations to occur. For reduction reactions, only one set of conditions the 3 boxes!.In addition,label the relevant functional groups in the specified boxes.using terms we've discussed in class;examples may include 'aldehyde, or'1 alcohols'. H We don't know this one, yet! OH Functional Group: Functional Group: Functional Group: or or or Functional Group: Functional Group: or or 3

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