What is the final product .CO₂H29; R = HHCICI28; R = HCO₂Hresolvequininesalt3COH(+28/R = H/S1. LIAIH42. PHCOCIpyridine(+)-TM26lationship but no

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Chapter23: Enzymes

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Problem 23.4P: Compare the activation energy in uncatalyzed reactions and in enzyme-catalyzed reactions.

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What is the final product

.CO₂H
29; R = H
HCI
CI
28; R = H
CO₂H
resolve
quinine
salt
3
COH
(+28/R = H
/
S
1. LIAIH4
2. PHCOCI
pyridine
(+)-TM26
lationship but no

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