A reaction table for the reaction of carvone with palladium on carbon* that includesreagent structures, molecular weights, intended amounts (in mmol and mg or mL),and a theoretical yield in mg and mmol. You have not been given the productstructure, but you should make a prediction based on the information given in thelab textbook and lecture. The product should be an isomer of the starting material.* for Pd/C you do not need to include a molecular weight or intended mmolPd/CPredict Product

If an excess of reagent is used, then both double bonds are reduced.

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