7) Consider the transformation below. heat a) Draw the product of the reaction in the space above. b) Describe how you would be able to identify the formation of this product using either ¹H or 13C NMR.

7) Consider the transformation below. heat a) Draw the product of the reaction in the space above. b) Describe how you would be able to identify the formation of this product using either ¹H or 13C NMR.

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