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Common oxidative and reductive reactions and important reagents used for these reactions.
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Definition of Oxidation, what are the 3 changes that could happen to an organic compound?
an incrase in the multiple bond order of the C
addition of O to a C
replacement of a H on a C by O
long story short: gain of an oxygen or loss of hydrogen
What are the function group organic transformations for Oxidation? start from alkane
Alkane → Alcohol → aldehyde → carboxylic acid → carbon dioxide

There are 11 common oxidation reactions…what are they?
Baeyer–Villiger oxidation
Collins oxidation
Dess–Martin oxidation
Jones oxidation
Oppenauer oxidation
Ozonolysis
Moffatt oxidation
Sarett oxidation
Swern oxidation
Woodward cis-hydroxylation
Sharpless Epoxidation
Jones Oxidation, reagent and what its used for
Reagent: CrO3+ Aq.H2SO4 + Acetone
Used for the oxidation of secondary alcohols that do not contain acid sensitive groups to form aldehydes
OR primary alcohols to produce carboxylic acids