Please all solve the problem but don't copy the answer 16.14 Predict the major products that result when cyclo-hexanone is reacted with each of the following.a) excess CH,OH and trace HCIb) NH,NH,, then Kt-BuO and heatc) NH,OHd) HOCH,CH,CH,OH and trace HCIe) CH,CH,CH,NH, and ACOH) HSCH,CH,SH and TiCl,g pyrrolidine and acetic acidh) PHCH,CH(OH)CO,H and trace HCI) HSCH,CHCH,OH and trace H,SO,j) catechol and H,SO4k) PHNH,, ACOH, and NaBH,CNCmations.

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Predict the major products that result when cyclo- hexanone is reacted with each of the following. a) excess CH,OH and trace HCl b) NH,NH,, then Kt-BuO and heat c) NH,OH

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16.14 Predict the major products that result when cyclo-
hexanone is reacted with each of the following.
a) excess CH,OH and trace HCI
b) NH,NH,, then Kt-BuO and heat
c) NH,OH
d) HOCH,CH,CH,OH and trace HCI
e) CH,CH,CH,NH, and ACOH
) HSCH,CH,SH and TiCl,
g pyrrolidine and acetic acid
h) PHCH,CH(OH)CO,H and trace HCI
) HSCH,CHCH,OH and trace H,SO,
j) catechol and H,SO4
k) PHNH,, ACOH, and NaBH,CN
Cmations.

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