please answer 12, question 11 is for context.Y 11. After completing your ester synthesis, you are asked to identify the compound you obtained. Younotice that your sample gives out a faint flowery smell. Based on this information, identify what esteryou synthesized Your options (with their corresponding aroma) are presented below. Circle the esterthat you synthesized.Phenylmethyl Acetate(Jasmine)4-t-butylcyclohexyl Acetate(Cedar)3-Methylbutyl Acetate(Banana)Heptyl Acetate(Woody, fruity, rumlike)12. Apply retrosynthetic analysis to identify the alcohol used to produce the ester and draw its structurebelow.

We can produce ester from alcohol by recation of carboxylic acid and alcohol Small ester is formed…

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3-Methylbutyl Acetate (Banana) Heptyl Acetate (Woody, fruity, rumlike) 12. Apply retrosynthetic analysis to identify the alcohol used to produce the ester and draw its structure below.

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please answer 12, question 11 is for context.

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11. After completing your ester synthesis, you are asked to identify the compound you obtained. You
notice that your sample gives out a faint flowery smell. Based on this information, identify what ester
you synthesized Your options (with their corresponding aroma) are presented below. Circle the ester
that you synthesized.
Phenylmethyl Acetate
(Jasmine)
4-t-butylcyclohexyl Acetate
(Cedar)
3-Methylbutyl Acetate
(Banana)
Heptyl Acetate
(Woody, fruity, rumlike)
12. Apply retrosynthetic analysis to identify the alcohol used to produce the ester and draw its structure
below.

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