Provide the structure of the missing product or reagent/s for the following transformations (6) Cyclobutanone + NaBH4 > ?? Ans (7) ?? + MeMgBr/workup - Ph-CH(OH)-Ph Ans (8) 2-Propanone + Methanol (xs) + PTSA? -----> ?Ans (9) Ph-CO-CH3 subjected to Clemensen reaction ---- > ? Ans (10) Ph-CH(OH)-Ph+ PCC -- -> ?? Ans (11) CH3-CHO+ KMNO4 -------------->? Ans (12) 2 Benzaldehyde + KOH -------> ? Ans (13) ?+ LIAIH4? ---------> Ph-CH2-OH Ans (14) Ph-CO-H + Zn/Hg/HCl --------> ? Ans (15) 2 mol of CH3-CO-CH3 +1 mol of NaOH --> ? Ans (16) Ph-CO-Ph + NH3 ------> ? Ans

Provide the structure of the missing product or reagent/s for the following transformations (6) Cyclobutanone + NaBH4 > ?? Ans (7) ?? + MeMgBr/workup - Ph-CH(OH)-Ph Ans (8) 2-Propanone + Methanol (xs) + PTSA? -----> ?Ans (9) Ph-CO-CH3 subjected to Clemensen reaction ---- > ? Ans (10) Ph-CH(OH)-Ph+ PCC -- -> ?? Ans (11) CH3-CHO+ KMNO4 -------------->? Ans (12) 2 Benzaldehyde + KOH -------> ? Ans (13) ?+ LIAIH4? ---------> Ph-CH2-OH Ans (14) Ph-CO-H + Zn/Hg/HCl --------> ? Ans (15) 2 mol of CH3-CO-CH3 +1 mol of NaOH --> ? Ans (16) Ph-CO-Ph + NH3 ------> ? Ans

Organic Chemistry

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Author:John E. McMurry

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Chapter24: Amines And Heterocycles

Section24.9: Heterocyclic Amines

Problem 24P

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