Compare the two reactions shown below excess LICH,CH, excess LICH,CH3 Both electrophiles, an ester and a ketone, are reacted with an excess amount of LICH,CH2 Which reaction will result in the formation of a product with the molecular formula CgH200 and why? O A: Only the reaction with the ester. LICH2CH3 results in an addition mechanism with both starting materials. However, the product from the ketone reaction contains fewer than 9 carbons. O B. Only the reaction with the ketone. LICH2CH3 results in an addition mechanism with both starting matenals. However, the product from the ester reaction contains two oxygen atoms. OC. Both reactions. LICH2CH3 results in an addition mechanism with the ketone However, the ester goes through a SNAC mechanism because it contains a leaving group, which allows two equivalents of LICH2CH3 to attack. OD. Neither reaction. LICH2CH3 results in a SNAC mechanism with both starting materials Both products contain more than 9 carbons.

Compare the two reactions shown below excess LICH,CH, excess LICH,CH3 Both electrophiles, an ester and a ketone, are reacted with an excess amount of LICH,CH2 Which reaction will result in the formation of a product with the molecular formula CgH200 and why? O A: Only the reaction with the ester. LICH2CH3 results in an addition mechanism with both starting materials. However, the product from the ketone reaction contains fewer than 9 carbons. O B. Only the reaction with the ketone. LICH2CH3 results in an addition mechanism with both starting matenals. However, the product from the ester reaction contains two oxygen atoms. OC. Both reactions. LICH2CH3 results in an addition mechanism with the ketone However, the ester goes through a SNAC mechanism because it contains a leaving group, which allows two equivalents of LICH2CH3 to attack. OD. Neither reaction. LICH2CH3 results in a SNAC mechanism with both starting materials Both products contain more than 9 carbons.

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