catalytic H* CH;ČOH + CH;OH CH;COCH3 + H2O The reaction shown above is an acid-catalyzed Fischer esterification with excess methanol. Thinking about the mechanism for this reaction, place the intermediates shown below in the CORRECT order that they occur during the mechanism. One or more of the intermediates may be wrong or not needed, so choose carefully! Enter your answer like this- 2,1,5,4 –if you think that is the correct order. ORDER = [order] OH OH CH3CH2OH HOCH3 *OH CH;COH CH;CH2OH ÓCH3 CH;Č=0 1 2 3 4 OH он CH3C-ÓH2 CH3COCH3 CH3Č-OH2 CH3C-OCH3 H OCH3 6 7 8

catalytic H* CH;ČOH + CH;OH CH;COCH3 + H2O The reaction shown above is an acid-catalyzed Fischer esterification with excess methanol. Thinking about the mechanism for this reaction, place the intermediates shown below in the CORRECT order that they occur during the mechanism. One or more of the intermediates may be wrong or not needed, so choose carefully! Enter your answer like this- 2,1,5,4 –if you think that is the correct order. ORDER = [order] OH OH CH3CH2OH HOCH3 *OH CH;COH CH;CH2OH ÓCH3 CH;Č=0 1 2 3 4 OH он CH3C-ÓH2 CH3COCH3 CH3Č-OH2 CH3C-OCH3 H OCH3 6 7 8

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