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ISBN: 9781119304241

Author: Solomons

Publisher: WILEY C

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NMR stands for Nuclear Magnetic Resonance in which the study of different molecules is done based on the interaction of radiofrequency electromagnetic radiations with the nuclei of molecules placed in a strong magnetic field. A precise study of spectra o…

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Chapter 17, Problem 9PP

Practice Problem 17.9

Esters can also be synthesized by transesterification:

Chapter 17, Problem 9PP, Practice Problem 17.9
Esters can also be synthesized by transesterification:

In this procedure , example 1

In this procedure we shift the equilibrium to the right by allowing the low-boiling alcohol to distill from the reaction mixture. The mechanism for transesterification is similar to that for an acid-catalyzed esterification (or an acid-catalyzed ester hydrolysis). Write a detailed mechanism for the following transesterification:

Chapter 17, Problem 9PP, Practice Problem 17.9
Esters can also be synthesized by transesterification:

In this procedure , example 2

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