A) HOẶC (B) CH Column Column I 18OH фонд, (p) ester with O C A, (q) Ap-diketone with- 18OH group 18 OH COOH (C) A, (r)A cyclic anhydride with-OH group OH/A, (s) A cyclic ester without O (D) HOẶC X1. (A)-s: (B)-q: (C)-p: (D)-r X2 (A)-s: (B)-r: (C)-q: (D)-p 3. (A)-r; (B)-s; (C)-p: (D)-q. X (A)-q: (B)-p: (C)-s; (D)-r

A) HOẶC (B) CH Column Column I 18OH фонд, (p) ester with O C A, (q) Ap-diketone with- 18OH group 18 OH COOH (C) A, (r)A cyclic anhydride with-OH group OH/A, (s) A cyclic ester without O (D) HOẶC X1. (A)-s: (B)-q: (C)-p: (D)-r X2 (A)-s: (B)-r: (C)-q: (D)-p 3. (A)-r; (B)-s; (C)-p: (D)-q. X (A)-q: (B)-p: (C)-s; (D)-r

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Chapter22: Carbonyl Alpha-substitution Reactions

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Problem 64AP: The key step in a reported laboratory synthesis of sativene, a hydrocarbon isolated from the mold...

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