For the following questions, provide reactants, reagents, or major product(s) as required, using the principles taught in class. Assume all reagents are present in 1:1 ratios unless stated otherwise, and that no reaction is an option. 6. 7. 4. 5. OMe O₂N. of slowev nollibbs allirqosloun sri molueen jerli etsibermeni noi muinais erf wiG 8 Joi muinoin NO₂ nPrCI, AICI 3 SO3H HNO3/H₂SO4 2 equiv. W slonterov to snutounte elperilert werd CH3COCI, AICI 3 rit moitonians NO₂

For the following questions, provide reactants, reagents, or major product(s) as required, using the principles taught in class. Assume all reagents are present in 1:1 ratios unless stated otherwise, and that no reaction is an option. 6. 7. 4. 5. OMe O₂N. of slowev nollibbs allirqosloun sri molueen jerli etsibermeni noi muinais erf wiG 8 Joi muinoin NO₂ nPrCI, AICI 3 SO3H HNO3/H₂SO4 2 equiv. W slonterov to snutounte elperilert werd CH3COCI, AICI 3 rit moitonians NO₂

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Chapter14: Aldehydes And Ketones

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Problem 14.37E: A stockroom assistant prepares three bottles, each containing one of the following compounds:...

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