ORGANIC CHEM. - ACCESS PKG+MODELING KIT
ORGANIC CHEM. - ACCESS PKG+MODELING KIT
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ISBN: 9781119838746
Author: Klein
Publisher: WILEY
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Chapter 12, Problem 55ASP
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The major product that would give the above reduction reaction is to be determined.

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The reduction reaction is the addition of the hydrogen atom so only the carbonyl group would be converted to alcohol with the reagent NaBH4 . This is because NaBH4 is a mild reducing agent therefore it cannot reduce ester and can only reduce aldehyde and ketone, functional groups.

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