Concept explainers
(a)
Interpretation: The products formed by the treatment of
Concept introduction: Organometallic reagents like
Answer to Problem 20.36P
The products formed by the treatment of
Figure 1
Compound B do not react with
Explanation of Solution
The ball and stick model of compound A and B shows that black balls represent carbon atom, white balls represent hydrogen atom and red balls represent oxygen atom. Therefore, the structure of A and B is,
Figure 2
Ketones on reaction with
Figure 3
The products formed by the treatment of
(b)
Interpretation: The products formed by the treatment of
Concept introduction: Organometallic reagents like
Answer to Problem 20.36P
The products formed by the treatment of
Figure 4
Explanation of Solution
The structure of A and B is shown in Figure 2.
Ketones on reaction with
Figure 5
The products formed by the treatment of
(c)
Interpretation: The products formed by the treatment of
Concept introduction: Organometallic reagents like
Answer to Problem 20.36P
The products formed by the treatment of
Figure 6
Explanation of Solution
The structure of A and B is shown in Figure 2.
Ketones and esters on reaction with Grignard reagent form tertiary alcohol. Therefore, the products formed by the treatment of
Figure 7
The products formed by the treatment of
(d)
Interpretation: The products formed by the treatment of
Concept introduction: Organometallic reagents like
Answer to Problem 20.36P
The products formed by the treatment of
Figure 8
Explanation of Solution
The structure of A and B is shown in Figure 2.
Ketones and esters on reaction with organolithium reagent form tertiary alcohol. Therefore, the products formed by the treatment of
Figure 9
The products formed by the treatment of
(e)
Interpretation: The products formed by the treatment of
Concept introduction: Organometallic reagents like
Answer to Problem 20.36P
Compound A and B do not reaction with
Explanation of Solution
The structure of A and B is shown in Figure 2.
Ketones and esters do not undergo oxidation reaction with
Compound A and B do not reaction with
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