please answer 2. Match the reaction type with the letter(s) of the functional group(s)that may undergo that reaction(more than 1 may apply).Reaction TypeFunctional GroupА.Ester formationW. AlcoholsВ.DehydrationX. CarbohydratesС.Basic hydrolysisY. EstersD.ReductionZ. KetonesЕ.OxidationA. W B. W C. Y D. Z E. XA. W B. W C. Y D. X, Z E. W, XA. Y B. W C. Y D. X E. XA. X B. W C. Y D. Z E. W

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Match the reaction type with the letter(s) of the functional group(s at may undergo that reaction(more than 1 may apply). Reaction Type Functional Group A. Ester formation W. Alcohols

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2. Match the reaction type with the letter(s) of the functional group(s)
that may undergo that reaction(more than 1 may apply).
Reaction Type
Functional Group
А.
Ester formation
W. Alcohols
В.
Dehydration
X. Carbohydrates
С.
Basic hydrolysis
Y. Esters
D.
Reduction
Z. Ketones
Е.
Oxidation
A. W B. W C. Y D. Z E. X
A. W B. W C. Y D. X, Z E. W, X
A. Y B. W C. Y D. X E. X
A. X B. W C. Y D. Z E. W

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