Selenium reagents are often used to facilitate these reactions at allylic positions in a reaction named for Harry Riley. After regeneration by copper(II) chloride, palladium(II) chloride (15[1])catalyzes these reactions in the Wacker process. Three acetate groups attach to the central iodine atom of IBX to generate one reagent used for these reactions, (15[1])DMP. Dimethyl sulfide is a byproduct yielded in one of these (15[1])reactions named after Daniel (10[2])(*) Swern. (10[2])An (10[4]-5[1])acid-dissolved (10[1])chromium (10[1])trioxide solution called the Jones’ (10[1])reagent facilitates one of these (10[1])reactions that (10[1])converts alcohols into ketones and (10[2])carboxylic acids. During electrolysis, this reaction occurs at the anode. Iron undergoes this sort of (10[1])reaction when it (10[1])rusts. For (10[1])10 (-5[1])points, name these reactions resulting in a loss of electrons, (10[1])contrasted with reduction. (10[1])■END■