Each of these aldol products comes from an enolate donor and a carbonyl acceptor. DONOR АССЕРТOR 1. CHO 2. 3. 4. 5. Write the donor and acceptor from a choice below. e.g if you thought for #2 the Donor was A and the acceptor was B, you would write A, B CHO cote

Each of these aldol products comes from an enolate donor and a carbonyl acceptor. DONOR АССЕРТOR 1. CHO 2. 3. 4. 5. Write the donor and acceptor from a choice below. e.g if you thought for #2 the Donor was A and the acceptor was B, you would write A, B CHO cote

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Each of these aldol products comes from an enolate donor and a carbonyl acceptor.
DONOR
АССЕРТOR
1.
CHO
2.
OH
3.
5.
Write the donor and acceptor from a choice below. e.g if you thought for #2 the Donor was A
and the acceptor was B, you would write A, B
сно
FH
H
Write the mechanism for the formation of 1 using NaOH as a catalyst.
Write the formation of 2 using an acid (H+) catalyst.

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