Chapter 22, Problem 12PE

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The structural formulas for the principal organic products in the given reactions are to be written.

Concept Introduction:

Alcohols consist of any hydrocarbon compound with an $\text{OH}$ group linked to a carbon atom after replacing a monovalent atom that is also bonded to three other groups.

Ester is considered as a functional group in organic chemistry. It contains the general formula ${\text{RCOOR}}^{\text{'}}$, where $\text{R}$ represents an alkyl group and $\text{R}$ may be an alkyl group.

The amide is considered as a functional group in organic chemistry. It contains a nitrogen atom that links to a carbonyl group.

In structural formula of a compound, the graphical depiction of the molecular structure indicates the arrangements of the atoms.