1. Instead of washing the product several times with water, we could neutralize the basic solution by washing with an acid such as HCI. What could happen to the product if this is done? Draw the structure of the alternate product that you could isolate. NaOH CH + CHCCH CH-CH-C-CH-CH H:0 dibenzalacetone

1. Instead of washing the product several times with water, we could neutralize the basic solution by washing with an acid such as HCI. What could happen to the product if this is done? Draw the structure of the alternate product that you could isolate. NaOH CH + CHCCH CH-CH-C-CH-CH H:0 dibenzalacetone

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Chapter89: Thin-layer Chromatography

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