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Organic Oxidation
C + more electronegative atoms (O or N) and breaking C and H
Hydrogen is
less electronegative
Organic reduction
Breaking C and (O, N) bond and form C + H bond
List oxidation states
Alkane → Alkene → Alcohol → Aldehyde → C. Acid → CO2
What gets you more energy right away: Alkane or Aldehyde?
Alkane! (found in Lipids)
Oxidizing Primary Alcohol →
Aldehyde
Oxidizing Secondary Alcohol
Ketone
Oxidizing Aldehyde →
Carboxylic Acid

Oxidizing Ketone →
No reaction (cant break C-C bonds)

Aldehyde reduction →
primary alcohol

Ketone reduction →
secondary alcohol

Retrosynthesis →
What alkene did you start with?
Retrosynthesis steps
Find carbonyl, Reduce aldehyde or ketone, dehydrate alcohol, and get alkene!

Are carbonyls polarized? What does that mean?
Yes! (partial - and partial +)
Aldehyde + Ketone Properties
No H-bonds → low boiling point
Volatile and flammable