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Kodel is another polyester that enjoys wide commercial use:
Kodel is also produced by a transesterification. (a) What methyl ester and what alcohol are required for the synthesis of Kodel? (b) The alcohol can be prepared from dimethyl terephthalate. How might this be done?
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