For the following transformations, indicate whether the reaction would be a reduction or oxidation reaction by circling [R] for reduction or [O] for oxidation. Circle neither if the transformation does not involve either reduction or oxidation of the starting material (redox neutral). (R] [0] Neither (R] [0] [0] Neither HO 9) 6) `NH2 HO CI (R] [0] Neither (R] [0] Neither 7) 10) но [R] [0] Neither [R] [0] Neither 8) 11)

For the following transformations, indicate whether the reaction would be a reduction or oxidation reaction by circling [R] for reduction or [O] for oxidation. Circle neither if the transformation does not involve either reduction or oxidation of the starting material (redox neutral). (R] [0] Neither (R] [0] [0] Neither HO 9) 6) `NH2 HO CI (R] [0] Neither (R] [0] Neither 7) 10) но [R] [0] Neither [R] [0] Neither 8) 11)

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

2nd Edition

ISBN:9780618974122

Author:Andrei Straumanis

Publisher:Andrei Straumanis

Chapter24: Carboxylic Acids & Derivatives

Section: Chapter Questions

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