Predict the structure of the major organic product that will form when the organic starting material is subjected to the indicated reaction conditions. If a reaction occurs, the product will have the chemical formula indicated below the answer box. If no reaction Occurs, indicate that fact in the answer file that you submit. It is not necessary to provide structures or formulas for any inorganic byproducts that also form in the reaction. 1) LDA (0.95 eq) 2) H. 3) H30* C12H2202

Predict the structure of the major organic product that will form when the organic starting material is subjected to the indicated reaction conditions. If a reaction occurs, the product will have the chemical formula indicated below the answer box. If no reaction Occurs, indicate that fact in the answer file that you submit. It is not necessary to provide structures or formulas for any inorganic byproducts that also form in the reaction. 1) LDA (0.95 eq) 2) H. 3) H30* C12H2202

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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