Organic oxidation-reduction reactions | Organic chemistry | Khan Academy

How to determine if a starting compound is oxidized, reduced, or neither.
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I've never though I could make an associations of oxidation reduction with formal charge. That is pretty cool concept to remember.

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Why is there a hydrogen attached to the carbon in the 2nd example?

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Then why we say oxidation of alkenes?

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