11a. The starting material provided can be converted into grape fragrance by this two step process. The first reaction involves substitution of the the red aromatic H, followed by a reduction [H] in the second step. Fill in the intermediate product and the product, which grape flavor/fragrance, in the boxes provided *no reduction of esters HNOS H. H2 Ni grape 11b. Acid chlorides are very reactive carboxylic acid derivatives. In part a, the acid chloride reacts In part b, with a carboxylate salt to form what 2 products (one organic, and one salt the acid chloride reacts with 2 equivalents of an amine to form what two products (one organic, and one ionic salt a) CI Na b) (2 equiv)

11a. The starting material provided can be converted into grape fragrance by this two step process. The first reaction involves substitution of the the red aromatic H, followed by a reduction [H] in the second step. Fill in the intermediate product and the product, which grape flavor/fragrance, in the boxes provided *no reduction of esters HNOS H. H2 Ni grape 11b. Acid chlorides are very reactive carboxylic acid derivatives. In part a, the acid chloride reacts In part b, with a carboxylate salt to form what 2 products (one organic, and one salt the acid chloride reacts with 2 equivalents of an amine to form what two products (one organic, and one ionic salt a) CI Na b) (2 equiv)

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Chapter16: Aldehydes And Ketones

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 16.45P: The following bicyclic ketone has two -carbons and three -hydrogens. When this molecule is treated...

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