a) Predict the products of the following reaction: NaOE/ELOH A Catalytic amount b) Draw the structure of unsaturated carbonyl compound(s) formed when the following compound is heated in i) a basic ii) an acidic solution. H. HO iii) Write the complete mechanism for the dehydration reaction that takes place in the basic solution. B.

a) Predict the products of the following reaction: NaOE/ELOH A Catalytic amount b) Draw the structure of unsaturated carbonyl compound(s) formed when the following compound is heated in i) a basic ii) an acidic solution. H. HO iii) Write the complete mechanism for the dehydration reaction that takes place in the basic solution. B.

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Chapter17: Carboxylic Acids

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 17.53P

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