The image depicts a chemical reaction showing the conversion of a compound with an alkene group to an ester.**Diagram Explanation:**1. **Starting Material:** - The compound on the left is a cyclohexene ring with a vinyl group attached, indicating the presence of a double bond extending from the cyclohexane structure.2. **Reaction Process:** - Several arrows indicate a transformation, suggesting multiple steps or intermediate reactions that change the starting material into the final product.3. **Final Product:** - The compound on the right is a cyclohexane ring connected to an ester group. The ester group is denoted by "OCH₃" attached to a carbonyl (C=O) bonded to the cyclohexane.This image illustrates a typical organic chemistry reaction, demonstrating the transformation of a multiple-bonded compound into an ester, a common functional group.

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The image depicts a chemical reaction showing the conversion of a compound with an alkene group to an ester.

**Diagram Explanation:**

1. **Starting Material:**
- The compound on the left is a cyclohexene ring with a vinyl group attached, indicating the presence of a double bond extending from the cyclohexane structure.

2. **Reaction Process:**
- Several arrows indicate a transformation, suggesting multiple steps or intermediate reactions that change the starting material into the final product.

3. **Final Product:**
- The compound on the right is a cyclohexane ring connected to an ester group. The ester group is denoted by "OCH₃" attached to a carbonyl (C=O) bonded to the cyclohexane.

This image illustrates a typical organic chemistry reaction, demonstrating the transformation of a multiple-bonded compound into an ester, a common functional group.

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