Which of the following best describes what deprotonates the acidic hydrogen in the decarboxylation reaction (shown below) mechanism?Heat+ CO2A Basic catalyst.8. Water.OC The carbonyl axygen on the carbaxylic acid.O D. The carbonyl oxygen on the ketone.E It leaves spontaneously.OF It does not leave.A Moving to the next question prevents changes to this answer.

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Which of the following best describes what deprotonates the acidic hydrogen in the decarboxcylation reaction (shown below) mechanism? Heat + CO2 A Basic catalyst. 8. Water. C. The carbonyl oxygen on the carboxylic acid. D. The carbonyl oxygen on the ketone. OE It leaves spontaneously. OF It does not leave.

Which of the following best describes what deprotonates the acidic hydrogen in the decarboxcylation reaction (shown below) mechanism? Heat + CO2 A Basic catalyst. 8. Water. C. The carbonyl oxygen on the carboxylic acid. D. The carbonyl oxygen on the ketone. OE It leaves spontaneously. OF It does not leave.

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Chapter26: Aldol And Claisen Reactions

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Problem 26E

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