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C. HS. K₂CO3,

C. HS. K₂CO3,

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste
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Fill in the missing product, or reactant in the reactions below. If no reaction will happen, write “NO
REACTION” in the product box. If multiple products can form, show the MAJOR product, taking care to
illustrate stereochemistry as appropriate

The image appears to present a chemical reaction. On the left side, there is a structural formula labeled "C" which represents a thiol compound with a sulfur (-SH) group attached to a carbon chain. The formula features a linear chain with the sulfur group at one end and an isopropyl group at the other. Above the reaction arrow, the compound "K₂CO₃" (potassium carbonate) is mentioned, indicating it is used, likely as a base or catalyst in the reaction process. To the right of the arrow, there is a benzyl group attached to an allylic group, suggesting that it is a reactant or reagent in the reaction. The arrow points towards a blank box, which would typically contain the product of the reaction being described. Since the box is empty, the product is not depicted in this image.
Transcribed Image Text:The image appears to present a chemical reaction. On the left side, there is a structural formula labeled "C" which represents a thiol compound with a sulfur (-SH) group attached to a carbon chain. The formula features a linear chain with the sulfur group at one end and an isopropyl group at the other. Above the reaction arrow, the compound "K₂CO₃" (potassium carbonate) is mentioned, indicating it is used, likely as a base or catalyst in the reaction process. To the right of the arrow, there is a benzyl group attached to an allylic group, suggesting that it is a reactant or reagent in the reaction. The arrow points towards a blank box, which would typically contain the product of the reaction being described. Since the box is empty, the product is not depicted in this image.
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