Answer 6 to 10. 1. Write the main products of the synthesis reaction according to the specified rawmaterials, reagents and reaction conditionsmin.(7) 2CH, CHO(9)(8) Zn + BrCH₂COOC₂Hs+(10)Chapter 4 Condensation ReactionE1O00 COOE!NaCN/EIOH/H₂OpH7-8, heat(CH₂O)n/48%HBr120°C, 5h(C₂H₂)₂OL.LNa, EtOH

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1. Write the main products of the synthesis reaction according to the specified raw materials, reagents and reaction conditions 1.2CH CHO Chapter 4 Condensation Reaction E1OOC COOE! NaCN/EIOHH₂O pH7-8, heat (8) Zn+BrCH₂COOC₂H+ (C₂H₂)₂O L.L.

1. Write the main products of the synthesis reaction according to the specified raw materials, reagents and reaction conditions 1.2CH CHO Chapter 4 Condensation Reaction E1OOC COOE! NaCN/EIOHH₂O pH7-8, heat (8) Zn+BrCH₂COOC₂H+ (C₂H₂)₂O L.L.

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Answer 6 to 10.

1. Write the main products of the synthesis reaction according to the specified raw
materials, reagents and reaction conditions
min.
(7) 2CH, CHO
(9)
(8) Zn + BrCH₂COOC₂Hs+
(10)
Chapter 4 Condensation Reaction
E1O00 COOE!
NaCN/EIOH/H₂O
pH7-8, heat
(CH₂O)n/48%HBr
120°C, 5h
(C₂H₂)₂O
L.L
Na, EtOH

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