Select all of the following conditions that would promote a reaction in which 1 equivalent of an aldehyde reacts with 2 equivalents of an alcohol. aqueous solution at pH=12 aqueous solution at pH=3 aqueous solution at pH=D4 aqueous solution at pH=11

Select all of the following conditions that would promote a reaction in which 1 equivalent of an aldehyde reacts with 2 equivalents of an alcohol. aqueous solution at pH=12 aqueous solution at pH=3 aqueous solution at pH=D4 aqueous solution at pH=11

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Chapter11: Ethers, Epoxides, And Sulfides

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Problem 11.31P: Show reagents and experimental conditions to synthesize the following compounds from 1-propanol (any...

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Select all of the following conditions that would promote a
reaction in which 1 equivalent of an aldehyde reacts with 2
equivalents of an alcohol.
aqueous solution at pH=12
aqueous solution at pH=3
aqueous solution at pH=4
aqueous solution at pH=11

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