Paper-1_(Code-A)202023.Baeyer Villager reactions are among the most useful of all rearrangement reaction. Observe the followingreaction mechanism and select the correct statement(s).:OH:OHLOCOCF,OR To GoOCOCF,R CF.CO.HRBy migration of Ph:By migration of R:R[A][B]A) If R = Me, yield (%) for [A] is maximum & major product [A] is formed(B) If R = t - Bu, yield (%) for [A] is maximum & major product [A] is formed(C) IFR = Me, yield (%) for [B] is maximum & major product [B] is formedDIf R = t- Bu, yield (%) for [B] is maximum & major product [B] is formed

Baeyer villager reaction is used to convert ketone to ester.

23. Baeyer Villager reactions are among the most useful of all rearrangement reaction. Ubserve the following reaction mechanism and select the correct statement(s). :OH :OH LOCOCF, OCOCF, R CF,CO,H By migration of Ph: By migration of R: R [A] [B] (A) If R = Me, yield (%) for [A] is maximum & major product [A] is formed (B) If R = t - Bu, yield (%) for [A] is maximum & major product [A] is formed (C) IER = Me, yield (%) for [B] is maximum & major product [B] is formed DIf R = t-Bu, yield (%) for [B] is maximum & major product [B] is formed

23. Baeyer Villager reactions are among the most useful of all rearrangement reaction. Ubserve the following reaction mechanism and select the correct statement(s). :OH :OH LOCOCF, OCOCF, R CF,CO,H By migration of Ph: By migration of R: R [A] [B] (A) If R = Me, yield (%) for [A] is maximum & major product [A] is formed (B) If R = t - Bu, yield (%) for [A] is maximum & major product [A] is formed (C) IER = Me, yield (%) for [B] is maximum & major product [B] is formed DIf R = t-Bu, yield (%) for [B] is maximum & major product [B] is formed

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