When a molecule has two esters, it can react via an intramolecular Claisen condensation. This is called a Dieckmann condensation. what would be the products of the following reaction (hint: what is going to happen to the protecting group in dilute aqueous acid?)

When a molecule has two esters, it can react via an intramolecular Claisen condensation. This is called a Dieckmann condensation. what would be the products of the following reaction (hint: what is going to happen to the protecting group in dilute aqueous acid?)

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