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Chapter 29: Q60P (page 1196)

Draw the organic products formed in each reaction.

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b.

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d.

e.

f.

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Organic synthesis

Organic synthesis is the formation of organic products using different reagents like DCC, CH3COOHetc. There are numerous organic reactions like esterification, alkylation, and halogenations.

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Organic products of a, b, and c reactions

  1. The organic product of the following reaction is,


b. The organic product of the following reaction is,


c. The organic product of the following reaction is,

03

Organic products of d, e, and f reactions.

d. The organic product of the following reaction is,


e. The organic product of the following reaction is,

f. The organic product of the following reaction is,

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