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Subject: organic Chemistry Instruction: Classify each reaction as oxidation, reduction, or neither. My notes: I tried to answer I, K and L by using the given table in our textbook, but my answers were wrong, can anyone please explain why I is oxidation, K still as oxidation even though there's a presence of H2O that should be classified in "neither", and L as reduction for the first step and oxidation for the second step. Please explain! Thank you!

Subject: organic Chemistry Instruction: Classify each reaction as oxidation, reduction, or neither. My notes: I tried to answer I, K and L by using the given table in our textbook, but my answers were wrong, can anyone please explain why I is oxidation, K still as oxidation even though there's a presence of H2O that should be classified in "neither", and L as reduction for the first step and oxidation for the second step. Please explain! Thank you!

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Subject: organic Chemistry

Instruction: Classify each reaction as oxidation, reduction, or neither.

My notes: I tried to answer I, K and L by using the given table in our textbook, but my answers were wrong, can anyone please explain why I is oxidation, K still as oxidation even though there's a presence of H2O that should be classified in "neither", and L as reduction for the first step and oxidation for the second step. Please explain! Thank you! 

OH HO RCO,H H,O+ OsO4 (i) (G) H,O, "ОН OH (+ enantiomer) HO Cl (k) Cl2 (1) (1) BH3 · THF (+ enantiomer) H,0 (2) Н,О,, -Он ОН
Transcribed Image Text:OH HO RCO,H H,O+ OsO4 (i) (G) H,O, "ОН OH (+ enantiomer) HO Cl (k) Cl2 (1) (1) BH3 · THF (+ enantiomer) H,0 (2) Н,О,, -Он ОН
OXIDATION: addition of O or O2; addition of X2 (halogens); loss of Hz REDUCTION: addition of H2 (or H¯); loss of O or O2; loss of X2 NEITHER: addition or loss of H*, "OH, H,O, HX, etc. is neither an oxidation nor a reduction.
Transcribed Image Text:OXIDATION: addition of O or O2; addition of X2 (halogens); loss of Hz REDUCTION: addition of H2 (or H¯); loss of O or O2; loss of X2 NEITHER: addition or loss of H*, "OH, H,O, HX, etc. is neither an oxidation nor a reduction.
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