What products would you expect from the following reactions? Provide mechanism. 5.6.7.OHCMeFacCO₂EtCO₂Et NaH, Ph-HHydrolysisCHOMeMecat.CHOTBS-OT!i iEtCO₂NaAcO₂NaCO₂H

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Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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What products would you expect from the following reactions? Provide mechanism.

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6.
7.
OHC
Me
Fac
CO₂Et
CO₂Et NaH, Ph-H
Hydrolysis
CHO
Me
Me
cat.
CHO
TBS-OT!
i i
EtCO₂Na
AcO₂Na
CO₂H

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