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Functional group transformation OXIDATION AND REDUCTION THE CHEMISTRY OF CARBON-CARBON  -BONDS AND RELATED REACTIONS FORMATION OFCARBON-CARBON SINGLE.

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1 Functional group transformation OXIDATION AND REDUCTION THE CHEMISTRY OF CARBON-CARBON  -BONDS AND RELATED REACTIONS FORMATION OFCARBON-CARBON SINGLE BONDS VIA ENOLATE ANIONS FORMATION OF CARBON-CARBON BONDS VIA ORGANOMETALLIC REAGENTS FORMATION OF CARBON-CARBON  -BONDS SYNTHESES OF CARBOCYCLIC SYSTEMS

2 Functional group transformation: Oxidation and reduction Oxidation alchool to aldehydes and ketones Jones reagent

3 Chemoselective agents for axidazing alchools Ceric Ammonium Nitrate Triphenylcarbenium Tetrafluoroborate

4 Oxidation of tertiary allylic alchohols (The Babler oxidation) Oxidative procedures to carboxylic acids KMnO 4, chromic acid, sodium chlorite, silver oxide, and PDC in DMF

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