1) For each reaction below, provide the product and type (ketone/aldehyde/enol/enolate) ofthe reactant and the product. The equilibrium arrows are generic:a)Туреb)Туреc)Typed)TypeOH]}₁OHH3O* catalystH₂OH3O* catalystH₂OOH catalystH₂OOH catalystH₂OProductТуреProductTypeProductTypeProductType

1) For each reaction below, provide the product and type (ketone/aldehyde/enol/enolate) of the reactant and the product. The equilibrium arrows are generic: Product OH H3O+ catalyst a) H₂O Type Type b) Type H3O+ catalyst Product H₂O Type Product OH OH catalyst c) H H₂O Type Type f Type OH catalyst Product H₂O Type

1) For each reaction below, provide the product and type (ketone/aldehyde/enol/enolate) of the reactant and the product. The equilibrium arrows are generic: Product OH H3O+ catalyst a) H₂O Type Type b) Type H3O+ catalyst Product H₂O Type Product OH OH catalyst c) H H₂O Type Type f Type OH catalyst Product H₂O Type

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

2nd Edition

ISBN:9780618974122

Author:Andrei Straumanis

Publisher:Andrei Straumanis

Chapter25: Enolate & Enol Nucleophiles

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 7E

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