the Claisen condensation, the ester starting material must have at least nen a-hydrogens, one for each of the ionizations shown in Eqs. 22.59a and 22 so. PROBLEMS 22.26 Give the Claisen condensation product formed in the reaction of each of the following esters with one equivalent of NaOF followed by neutralization with acid. (a) ethyl phenylacetate (b) ethyl butyrate

the Claisen condensation, the ester starting material must have at least nen a-hydrogens, one for each of the ionizations shown in Eqs. 22.59a and 22 so. PROBLEMS 22.26 Give the Claisen condensation product formed in the reaction of each of the following esters with one equivalent of NaOF followed by neutralization with acid. (a) ethyl phenylacetate (b) ethyl butyrate

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