In these reactions, indicate the products M and N that are obtained (draw the formulas).Comment on each reaction briefly.O2N-CH3 + EtO-Na+, EtOH, 3 equivalents + CH2=CH-COOCH2CH3 → M (16 Carbons)M (16 Carbons) + H2 / Ni Raney → N (14 Carbons)

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In these reactions, indicate the products M and N that are obtained (draw the formulas). Comment on each reaction briefly. O2N-CH3 + EtO-Na+, EtOH, 3 equivalents + CH2=CH-COOCH2CH3 → M (16 Carbons) M (16 Carbons) + H2 / Ni Raney → N (14 Carbons)