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Is the organic compound oxidized or reduced in each of the following reactions? (The reactants necessary for carrying out the reactions in parts b and c are not specified. These will be introduced in Chapter 11.)

a. Is the organic compound oxidized or reduced in each of the following reactions? (The reactants necessary for carrying out the reactions in parts b and c are not specified. These will be introduced in Chapter 11.)                                       c. Is the organic compound oxidized or reduced in each of the following reactions? (The reactants necessary for carrying out the reactions in parts b and c are not specified. These will be introduced in Chapter 11.)

b. Is the organic compound oxidized or reduced in each of the following reactions? (The reactants necessary for carrying out the reactions in parts b and c are not specified. These will be introduced in Chapter 11.)

 

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