2. When the following pair of reactants are combined in the presence of a basic catalyst, a number of aldol addition products are possible (since both of the reactants possess an acidic alpha proton). a. b. C. CH3 + H₂C H NaOH/H₂O Draw the structures for the two possible enolate ions. Draw the structures for all possible aldol addition products (also show the enolate ion and electrophilic carbonyl compound responsible for each product). For each of the aldol addition products predicted in part b, draw the structures for all of the corresponding aldol condensation products after loss of water (if E/Z isomers are possible, show both isomers)

2. When the following pair of reactants are combined in the presence of a basic catalyst, a number of aldol addition products are possible (since both of the reactants possess an acidic alpha proton). a. b. C. CH3 + H₂C H NaOH/H₂O Draw the structures for the two possible enolate ions. Draw the structures for all possible aldol addition products (also show the enolate ion and electrophilic carbonyl compound responsible for each product). For each of the aldol addition products predicted in part b, draw the structures for all of the corresponding aldol condensation products after loss of water (if E/Z isomers are possible, show both isomers)

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