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The thioester described in Problem 29 reacts readily with compounds with the formula ROH or RNH2 . Draw the resulting ester and amide reaction products.
Short Answer
The resulting ester and amide reaction products are,
Step by step solution
Concept introduction
A chemical compound is a substance made up of numerous identical molecules bound together by chemical bonds and atoms from different elements.
Drawing the resulting ester and amide reaction and products
When thioester reacts with a compound such as ROH or RNH2, sulphate draws electrons from the carbonyl atom as thioester interacts as an electrophile.
A thioester reacts with alcohol and produces an ester and a thiol. On the other hand, when a thioester reacts with an amine, it produces amide and thiol.
Hence, the resulting ester and amide reaction products are given.
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