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Chapter 14: Q30P (page 476)

The thioester described in Problem 29 reacts readily with compounds with the formula ROH or RNH2 . Draw the resulting ester and amide reaction products.

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The resulting ester and amide reaction products are,

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01

Concept introduction

A chemical compound is a substance made up of numerous identical molecules bound together by chemical bonds and atoms from different elements.

02

Drawing the resulting ester and amide reaction and products

When thioester reacts with a compound such as ROH or RNH2, sulphate draws electrons from the carbonyl atom as thioester interacts as an electrophile.

A thioester reacts with alcohol and produces an ester and a thiol. On the other hand, when a thioester reacts with an amine, it produces amide and thiol.

Hence, the resulting ester and amide reaction products are given.

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