CH₂0-8-OC₂H, A 10 What is the organic product? B C₂H₂Q CH₂- + CH O CH3 CH3-CH-C-OC₂Hs CH3 doc₂ts 00 CH-CH-COCH, CH₂ C D NaOC₂H, HOC₂H, OH CHOCHO CH₂-C CH3 C₂H₂O _-OC₂H₁ CH3-C- 0 H* CH₂ -OC₂H
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![CH₂0-8-OCH
A
10 What is the organic product?
B
C₂H₂Q
+
CH3-CH-C-OC₂Hs
CH₂
CH O
CH₂-COC₂H₂
CH3
00
CH-CH-COCH,
CH3
C
D
NaOC₂H,
HOC₂H,
OH
C₂H5OCH O
CH3-C-
CH3
C₂H₂O
_-OC₂H₁
CH3-C-
0
H*
CH₂
-OC₂H₁](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F5e9dc498-be4a-410d-8f34-ff75919de7f8%2F7913b8a5-3670-4d19-bfe3-45b23d0f8b89%2Fvioxo5_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
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