a. Add arrows to the boxed structure that show the electron movement in the decarboxylation of malonic acid shown. OH Redraw + CO2 HO HO Enol b. Draw the carboxylic acid that forms from the enol in the reaction above. c. Indicate the new C-C bonds in each molecule and then provide the organohalides that were used to synthesize each compound using the malonic ester synthesis. HO,

a. Add arrows to the boxed structure that show the electron movement in the decarboxylation of malonic acid shown. OH Redraw + CO2 HO HO Enol b. Draw the carboxylic acid that forms from the enol in the reaction above. c. Indicate the new C-C bonds in each molecule and then provide the organohalides that were used to synthesize each compound using the malonic ester synthesis. HO,

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Chapter25: Enolate & Enol Nucleophiles

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