d. The Malonic Ester Synthesis1. Mild base2. H3O+, ABrR₂R1R²What is the intermediate product between steps 1 and 2?e. The 1,4-AdditionR1Rilf. The Robinson AnnulationbaseRiiFill in the answer:The product is a (1, _) dicarbonylR2요+baseR1Fill in the answer:The product is a (1, _) dicarbonylbase

Step 1:d the malonic ester synthesis Step 2: Ans: e the 1,4-addition Step 3:Ans: f Robinson…

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