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Mb C# 3 CH₂ 1md 7cHCK-d + 2-3 HH₂ C 70 76 touberg •CH₂) CH 1 CH3 OH + 13 aldıkta HO-P-DH O'H

Mb C# 3 CH₂ 1md 7cHCK-d + 2-3 HH₂ C 70 76 touberg •CH₂) CH 1 CH3 OH + 13 aldıkta HO-P-DH O'H

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Draw the organic product formed in the reaction. 

 

The image contains a chemical reaction formula written on a piece of lined paper. On the left side, there is a structural formula representing a molecule. It includes groups of atoms such as: - Two methyl groups (CH₃) attached to a central carbon (CH). - A longer carbon chain leading to another hydroxyl group (OH). The molecule on the right is phosphoric acid, shown as: - A central phosphorus atom double-bonded to an oxygen (P=O) and single-bonded to three hydroxyl groups (OH). The notation "1 mL" is written near the first molecule, likely indicating a measurement related to the reaction. This reaction appears to describe an organic compound reacting with phosphoric acid, potentially illustrating a step in a larger chemical synthesis or transformation involving alcohol and phosphoric acid.
Transcribed Image Text:The image contains a chemical reaction formula written on a piece of lined paper. On the left side, there is a structural formula representing a molecule. It includes groups of atoms such as: - Two methyl groups (CH₃) attached to a central carbon (CH). - A longer carbon chain leading to another hydroxyl group (OH). The molecule on the right is phosphoric acid, shown as: - A central phosphorus atom double-bonded to an oxygen (P=O) and single-bonded to three hydroxyl groups (OH). The notation "1 mL" is written near the first molecule, likely indicating a measurement related to the reaction. This reaction appears to describe an organic compound reacting with phosphoric acid, potentially illustrating a step in a larger chemical synthesis or transformation involving alcohol and phosphoric acid.
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