4) Intramolecular Claisen condensation is calleda) Cannizarob) Dickmann c) Mannich5) propanoic acid can be prepared from reaction3) H3O, heat / -CO₂a) diethyl malonate6) Cyclohexanone +a) allyl methyl ketone7) acetone + ?CH3CH3 +c) CH3-C -PPh3a) CH3 -PPh3b)CH38) The product of Claisen condensation isa) a-keto esterb) B-keto ester c) 8-keto ester9) reaction of cyclohexanone with formaldehyde and dimethyl amine in Mannich reaction giveCH3CH3CH3CH3CH3b)CH3C)10) 2 mole 2-methyl cyclopentanoneCH3CH3a)11)b) ethyl acetoacetate c) diethyl acetate1) OH?2) H1-H₂0b) methyl vinyl ketoneОнb)?b)CH3CH3-C=C-CH3CH3NaOEtCH3Lic)2?CH3reactionwith 1) EtONac) allyl vinyl ketoneC)2) CH3-BrCH3CH3

4) Intramolecular Claisen condensation is called - a) Cannizaro b) Dickmann c) Mannich 5) propanoic acid can be prepared from reaction 3) H3O, heat/-CO₂ a) diethyl malonate b) ethyl acetoacetate c) diethyl acetate 1) OH 6) Cyclohexanone ? 2) HⓇ / - H₂0 a) allyl methyl ketone b) methyl vinyl ketone - reaction ----- with 1) EtONa 2) CH3-Br c) allyl vinyl ketone

4) Intramolecular Claisen condensation is called - a) Cannizaro b) Dickmann c) Mannich 5) propanoic acid can be prepared from reaction 3) H3O, heat/-CO₂ a) diethyl malonate b) ethyl acetoacetate c) diethyl acetate 1) OH 6) Cyclohexanone ? 2) HⓇ / - H₂0 a) allyl methyl ketone b) methyl vinyl ketone - reaction ----- with 1) EtONa 2) CH3-Br c) allyl vinyl ketone

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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