The reaction below is an illustration of the chemistry of scents. The product formed, B, is odorless but when applied to skin which is slightly acidic, it shifts back to Structure A which is a component of jasmine oil. H₁ CH3 H3C + 2 CH3CH₂OH H₂O A The reaction above follows what mechanism? What is the nucleophile in the reaction What is the product formed after the reaction? 1. 2. 3. B

The reaction below is an illustration of the chemistry of scents. The product formed, B, is odorless but when applied to skin which is slightly acidic, it shifts back to Structure A which is a component of jasmine oil. H₁ CH3 H3C + 2 CH3CH₂OH H₂O A The reaction above follows what mechanism? What is the nucleophile in the reaction What is the product formed after the reaction? 1. 2. 3. B

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Chapter5: Resonance

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