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Chapter 29: Q60. (page 1196)

Draw the organic products formed in each reaction.


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Organic synthesis is the formation of organic products using different reagents like DCC, CF3COOHetc.There are numerous organic reactions like esterification, alkylation, and halogenations.

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Organic synthesis

Organic synthesis is the formation of organic products using different reagents like DCC, CF3COOHetc.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,

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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,


Formation of organic product

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