A. Malonic ester synthesis can bc used to produce.. .while Acetoacetic ester synthesis can be used to make... B. The direct product of an Aldol condensation reaction is a... While the final product is a. C. The condensation of the enolate ion derived from an ester with another ester molecule is called. D. The reactions that characterize the chemistry of carbonyl compounds are i).. ii. iii). iv)..

A. Malonic ester synthesis can bc used to produce.. .while Acetoacetic ester synthesis can be used to make... B. The direct product of an Aldol condensation reaction is a... While the final product is a. C. The condensation of the enolate ion derived from an ester with another ester molecule is called. D. The reactions that characterize the chemistry of carbonyl compounds are i).. ii. iii). iv)..

Chemistry

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Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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