Predict the final product of the reaction sequence below. H. 1. CH,CH,MgBr; 2. H,O+; 3. PCC What is the molecular formula of the product (in alphabetical order)? How many pi electrons are present in the product? Name the product. Which type of product is formed at the end of the sequence: "alcohol", "aldehyde", "carboxylic acid", "ester", or "ketone"?

Predict the final product of the reaction sequence below. H. 1. CH,CH,MgBr; 2. H,O+; 3. PCC What is the molecular formula of the product (in alphabetical order)? How many pi electrons are present in the product? Name the product. Which type of product is formed at the end of the sequence: "alcohol", "aldehyde", "carboxylic acid", "ester", or "ketone"?

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Author:Andrei Straumanis

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Chapter13: Substitution

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