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Chapter 25, Problem 37P

Draw the product that is obtained from the reaction of cholesterol with the following reagents:

a. H₂, Pd/C

b. acetyl chlonde

c. H₂ SO₄, Δ

d. H₂ O, H⁺

e. a proxyacid

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Draw the product that is obtained from the reaction of cholesterol with the following reagents: a . H 2 , Pd/C b . acetyl chlonde c . H 2 SO 4 , Δ d . H 2 O, H + e . a proxyacid

Solution Summary: The author explains that cholesterol reacts with hydrogen in presence of palladium-carbon to reduce double bond to single bond and forms cholestanol.

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