This term names a (*) "number" designated by Roman numerals that denotes the charge of the central atom of a coordination compound when all of its ligands are removed.
Baeyer and Villiger discovered an organic reaction of this type that proceeds via the Criegee intermediate to produce an ester from a ketone. An anti-Markovnikov reaction of this type was developed by Herbert Brown and produces an alcohol. In addition to the hydroboration reaction of this type, this term also names a "state" that indicates the hypothetical charge that an atom would have if all bonds were fully ionic. This term names a (*) "number" designated by Roman numerals that denotes the charge of the central atom of a coordination compound when all of its ligands are removed. For 10 points, name this term that names a type of reaction in which electrons are lost, the opposite of reduction reactions.
Baeyer and Villiger discovered an organic reaction of this type that proceeds via the Criegee intermediate to produce an ester from a ketone.
{oxidation} [do not accept "{redox}"]