( with reason for each option ) Functional group interconversions (FGI) can convert one functional group into another using a single step transformation (for example, ketones react with Grignards to form alcohols). These singlestep transformations may be a single reagent (i.e., H2 and Pt) or a set of reagents (i.e., 1. Grignard, 2. H+) but does not include a sequence of transformations (i.e., 1. H2, Pt; 2. Grignard; 3. H+).Choose ALL functional groups that can be made directly from an ACID CHLORIDE using a FGI.O carboxylic acidO primary alcoholO nitrileO esterO amideO secondary alcoholO aldehydeO amineO ketoneO anhydrideO tertiary alcohol

Acid chloride (CH3COCl) is an important group from that one can produce the different functional…

Functional group interconversions (FGI) can convert one functional group into another using a single step transformation (for example, ketones react with Grignards to form alcohols). These single Choose ALL functional groups that can be made directly from an ACID CHLORIDE using a FGI. O carboxylic acid O primary alcohol | nitrile | ester | amide O secondary alcohol aldehyde | amine ketone anhydride O tertiary alcohol

Functional group interconversions (FGI) can convert one functional group into another using a single step transformation (for example, ketones react with Grignards to form alcohols). These single Choose ALL functional groups that can be made directly from an ACID CHLORIDE using a FGI. O carboxylic acid O primary alcohol | nitrile | ester | amide O secondary alcohol aldehyde | amine ketone anhydride O tertiary alcohol

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Chapter13: Substitution

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