но Reaction C Reaction D Consider the structural changes that take place during Reaction C and Reaction D and the fundamental mechanisms that you identified from the previous question. Fill in the boxes with the missing reagent that is required to complete Reaction C and Reaction D? Choose one reagent per reaction. O Reaction C: HCI O Reaction C: Cl2, heat O Reaction C: Pynidine, SOCI2 O Reaction D KOC(CH3)3 O Reaction D NAOCH2CH3 O Reaction D HOCH2CH3

но Reaction C Reaction D Consider the structural changes that take place during Reaction C and Reaction D and the fundamental mechanisms that you identified from the previous question. Fill in the boxes with the missing reagent that is required to complete Reaction C and Reaction D? Choose one reagent per reaction. O Reaction C: HCI O Reaction C: Cl2, heat O Reaction C: Pynidine, SOCI2 O Reaction D KOC(CH3)3 O Reaction D NAOCH2CH3 O Reaction D HOCH2CH3

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Author:Andrei Straumanis

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Chapter26: Aldol And Claisen Reactions

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