Chapter 22: 12P (page 728)
How could you use a malonic ester synthesis to prepare the following compound?

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Chapter 22: 12P (page 728)
How could you use a malonic ester synthesis to prepare the following compound?


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What kind of reaction is occurring? How would you complete the synthesis?

Question: Identify the most acidic Hydrogens in each of the following molecules:
(a)CH3CH2CHO
(b)(CH3)3CCOCH3
(c)CH3CO2H
(d)Benzamide
(e)CH3CH2CH2CN
(f)CH3CON(CH3)2
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