Simulate methyl butanoat reaction products (apple odor) by: A) H2SO4 diluted in water, hot (b) thick ammonia in water C) sodium etocin (d) NaOH is diluted in water, hot (e) fenilmagnesium bromida overlapped in ether diethyl (f) LiAlH4, in THF, followed by a continuation in the water.

Simulate methyl butanoat reaction products (apple odor) by: A) H2SO4 diluted in water, hot (b) thick ammonia in water C) sodium etocin (d) NaOH is diluted in water, hot (e) fenilmagnesium bromida overlapped in ether diethyl (f) LiAlH4, in THF, followed by a continuation in the water.

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Simulate methyl butanoat reaction products (apple odor) by:
A) H2SO4 diluted in water, hot
(b) thick ammonia in water
C) sodium etocin
(d) NaOH is diluted in water, hot
(e) fenilmagnesium bromida overlapped in ether diethyl

(f) LiAlH4, in THF, followed by a continuation in the water.

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