+ Module 11 HW Chapter 20 - Selected Exercises-/1 EQuestion 8 of 8Predict the products that are formed when diphenyl carbonate is treated with excess methyl magnesium bromide.1) Excess MeMgBr2) H,o*Draw the alcohol that forms 2 equivalents per equivalent of diphenyl carbonate.Draw Your SolutionDraw the alcohol that forms 1 equivalent per equivalent of diphenyl carbonate.MacBook Air* F1* F2* ISescF3F4@23$%&678.723QTYtabSDFGKAcaps lockCVshiftaltfncontroloptioncommand Chapter 21 - SelectQuestion 1 of-/1 EView PoliciesCurrent Attempt in ProgressRank the following compounds in terms of increasing acidity:OHIncreasing acidityeTextbook and MediaSave for LaterAttempts: 0 of 3 used Submit AnswerMacBook AirF1020 1317S00 F4FSFIF2&*%23$46.8.7234TYEQH.KGDACaltcommandoptioncommand>

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Predict the products that are formed when diphenyl carbonate is treated with excess methyl magnesium bromide. ono 1) Excess MeMgBr 2) H,0 Draw the alcohol that forms 2 equivalents per equivalent of diphenyl carbonate. Draw Your Solution Draw the alcohol that forms 1 equivalent per equivalent of diphenyl carbonate.

Predict the products that are formed when diphenyl carbonate is treated with excess methyl magnesium bromide. ono 1) Excess MeMgBr 2) H,0 Draw the alcohol that forms 2 equivalents per equivalent of diphenyl carbonate. Draw Your Solution Draw the alcohol that forms 1 equivalent per equivalent of diphenyl carbonate.

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Chapter10: Alcohols

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