Chapter 18: 22 P (page 704)
Draw the products formed when each compound is treated with and .
Chapter 18: 22 P (page 704)
Draw the products formed when each compound is treated with and .
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Question: Compound X (molecular formula ) was treated with, , to yield compound Y (molecular formula ). Based on theNMR spectra of X and Y were given below, what are the structures of X and Y?
Draw a stepwise mechanism for the sulfonation of an alkyl benzene such as A to form a substituted benzenesulfonic acid B. Treatment of B with base forms a sodium salt C that can be used as a synthetic detergent to clean away dirt (see Problem 3.22).
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